"Ancient humans exploited the fact that humans are good runners in the heat," Dr. Bramble said.
FIDDLY little places with tragic histories; ancient hatreds exploited by foreign powers; a sudden blunder into war.
He named it the Fenian Brotherhood after the Fianna, legendary warriors in ancient Ireland whose exploits he had recounted in his own translation of a 17th-century Gaelic history of Ireland.
Another powerful approach in maize that takes advantage of its diversity and history of outcrossing is that of genome wide association studies (GWAS), which exploits ancient recombination events that have shuffled and reshuffled genes.
During Obama's Presidency, Republican senators exploited ancient rules in order to put up massive resistance.
When Mr Galloway so much as mentions it he is treated either as an eccentric, raising dead issues, or as a rogue, exploiting ancient feuds.
Today, plastic surgery is used by some women, particularly those working in the sex industry, to enhance bust size and exploit ancient male programming.
Cadbury, a farmer from Brockenhurst in the New Forest, said those running paid-for foraging courses, which cost up to £75 per place, are exploiting ancient woodland for their own commercial gain.
Dr. Hellman and Dr. Merkle, who now works for Zyvex, a nanotechnology company in Richardson, Tex., and Dr. Whitfield Diffie, a student of Dr. Hellman who now works for Sun Microsystems, decided to exploit ancient and unsolvable mathematical problems.
By establishing developmental genetic tools in model systems where sexual selection and conflict are understood, we can begin to reveal how selection can exploit ancient developmental genes to enable the evolution of sexually dimorphic traits.
Researchers have long argued that the ancient Maya actively exploited forest resources, but the nature of these forest economies and their long-term impact on the landscape are still vigorously debated.
