The phrase "ancestral inheritance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the transfer of traits or qualities from one generation of family to the next. For example, "From his ancestral inheritance, John inherited a strong work ethic which he has passed on to his own children."
He is determined to escape from his ancestral inheritance, from the claustrophobia of family life, the shop, the stink of blood and uncooked meat.
Whether it's gold from the Black Hills or hydropower from the Missouri or oil pipelines that threaten our ancestral inheritance, the tribes have always paid the price for America's prosperity".
"I tried my hardest to feel in East Jerusalem like a man who has driven out his enemies and recovered his ancestral inheritance," he wrote in a 1968 essay included in the new collection.
We found four potential full-length copies of I-like elements and reconstructed their phylogenetic relationships with other I family members in Drosophila species, thus establishing the vertical and ancestral inheritance of the I element of D. mojavensis from a common ancestor shared with the melanogaster group.
These results are consistent with ancestral biparental inheritance of chloroplast and uniparental inheritance of mitochondria.
lagrange enables maximum likelihood estimation of the ancestral states (range inheritance scenarios) at speciation events by modelling transitions between discrete states (biogeographical ranges) along phylogenetic branches as a function of time.
Maximum likelihood inference of ancient occupied habitat uses a dispersal-extinction-cladogenesis (DEC) model for habitat evolution that specifies instantaneous transition rates between discrete states (habitat type) along phylogenetic branches and applies it to estimating likelihoods of ancestral states (habitat inheritance scenarios) at the cladogenesis event [ 54].
A particular attention is paid to polymorphisms shared among three Gallus species that can result from either inheritance of ancestral polymorphisms or introgression.
The most parsimonious source for these plastids is direct inheritance from ancestral polykrikoids.
However, the DPR networks of ancestral species and their inheritance relations to the extant DPR networks cannot be observed.
In many cases, such species also share putative vectors (for a review see [ 9]); however, the occurrence of phylogenetic incongruence due to the stochastic inheritance of ancestral polymorphisms, although potentially common and frequently given as an alternative hypothesis to horizontal transfers [ 8], is less often demonstrated in the literature.
