Sentence examples for ancestries- from inspiring English sources

Patterns of genetic diversity in human populations are often described as genome-based estimates of several ancestries that sum to 100%.

Changes in mitochondrial genes can happen only by mutation, and the accumulation of such mutations can be used to trace ancestries.

Tracing the ancestries of groups of people from their genes often helps to confirm what was already suspected from archaeological or linguistic research.

AMERICA'S Wild West has long been home to Indians, Hispanics and African Americans, but rarely have they felt the need to play up their ethnic ancestries.

The culinary traditions of Italy proudly bear several ancestries, chiefly Etruscan, Greek, and Saracen: to the Etruscans is owed the heavy use of grain, to the Greeks the widespread presence of herb-cooked fish, and to the Saracens the country's love of pastries, rice, and citrus fruits.

Various authors have suggested common ancestries with such groups as hawks (Falconiformes), owls (Strigiformes), chickenlike birds (Galliformes), pigeons (Columbiformes), woodpeckers (Piciformes), and cuckoos (Cuculiformes), especially the turacos (Musophagidae).

But a Welsh ancestry fired his omplex nature.

Nick De Luca, who because of his Italian ancestry was once courted by Treviso and Viadana, may be one of the few Scotland players who feel at home in Romeon Saturday.

Related: VS Naipaul: the long arrival part one Naipaul, who is of Indian ancestry like Salim, is drawn to this visceral and dangerous scene while being at the same time disdainful of its crudeness and savagery.

"Like Rambo hidden among the branches on the hill, Luca De Pra, Genoa goalkeeping coach and man of noble footballing ancestry, failed to overcome Sampdoria's intelligence and counter intelligence operations.

Dark and rather cuddly, with good looks that betray his distant Portuguese ancestry, Mendes is a lot younger-looking than his 34 years.