Indigenous peoples have long-standing connections to their ancestral lands, dating back many generations and pre-dating colonization.
His stockpile of arms was sneered at by a few of my friends who have ancestral armouries dating back to the civil war.
It was developed in Brittany, a province in northwest France, from native ancestral stock dating back thousands of years.
Proviral loads were significantly higher in LTNPs with modern versus patients with ancestral viral dating.
These explanations contradict Druze oral traditions, which claim that while the religion was revealed at the time of the "Dawa" (1017 A.C.E ., its adherents came from heterogeneous ancestral origins dating back further in antiquity.
Because of the large evolutionary distance spanned by the clades of rope-builders, this would require that rope building was a truly ancestral trait dating back to the early diversification of the filamentous cyanobacteria.
For example, the karyotypes of different bird species are extremely similar [ 1] and comparative chromosome painting of squamate reptiles (lizards and snakes) macrochromosomes shows ancestral homology dating back to the early Jurassic [ 2, 3].
Although Shannon worked largely with analog technology, he also has some claim as the father of the digital age, whose ancestral ideas date back not only to his 1948 paper but also to his master's thesis, published a decade earlier.
Our results suggest the presence of two duplicated chromosomal fragments, currently found on all Oryza chromosomes 11 & 12, sorghum chromosomes 5 & 8, and Brachypodium contig 7, which have been homogenized through concerted evolution since the ancestral WGD, dated after the Eudicot-Monocot divergence (between 150 and 200 MYA [ 36, 37]).
Young Maoist radicals from the clan burned hundreds of ancestral books, some dating back five centuries.
