Sentence examples for and which existed from inspiring English sources
Given its age, Australopithecus sediba is just old enough to be the ancestor of Homo erectus, the first species that paleoanthropologists agree belonged to the human ancestry and which existed 1.9 million years ago.
The Briarcliff Community Club, a social organization created by the village in 1910 and which existed until 1927, later printed Community Notes.
This result implies that, if we regard cruciferous species with bigger mitochondrial genomes than most Brassica as ancestral species, the Brassica mitotypes can be inferred to have evolved from a common ancestral parent with all the mitochondrial genome information of Brassica mitotypes, and which existed after the so-called mitochondrial genome expansion of angiosperms [ 31].
These are the truths on which good governance should be based and which exist outside of particular belief systems.
The small and medium farms which characterize European agriculture and which exist in many other parts of the world are managed on the traditional mixed farming and animal husbandry system.
Macaulay believed in the existence of moral truths, which are "interwoven in the nature of contemplative objects" and which exist independently of God or human will.
Bone tissue is a complex, mineralised, fibre-reinforced porous composite material that displays regional anisotropy at multiple levels of organisation [13] [17] and which exists within a spectrum of tissue damage and repair [18] [21].
A correctly identified (true positive) edge is an edge which is identified by one or both of the two methods and which exists in the predefined structure.
Motif 7 was mainly present in clade 3 except OsWRKY64 and VvWRKY42, which existed in clade 1 and 2, respectively.
In it, he commented on the "dark connection between guilt and secrecy" which existed in Hawthorne's Calvinist America.
"The system of checks and balances which existed in the Yeltsin years has completely disappeared," Mr. Bunin said in an interview.
