Sentence examples for at ancestors from inspiring English sources

"If you look at ancestors of conodonts, what you see is gradual assembly of toothlike characteristics" rather than a direct evolutionary progression, said an author of the study, Philip C. J. Donoghue, a paleobiologist at the University of Bristol in England.

Here, little kids are taught to hold incense and kneel and bow at ancestor tablets and a variety of gods.

For example, in Figure 4, estimating the probability of nucleotide C at "Ancestor 2" having evolved from nucleotide A at "Ancestor 1", should reflect the nucleotide equilibrium of D. melanogaster and D. simulans, given the o previous bases in the input alignment for the two species.

This approach allows reconstructing gene contents at observed species and at hypothetical ancestors, and gene gains and losses at branching points.

According to the phylogenetic tree, splice isoform separation occurred at least three times (at the ancestors of lamprey, ray-finned fishes, and reptiles) whereas a single gene loss event took place in the ancestor of mammals.

They have made this claim even though the word was screamed at my ancestors as they were dragged at gunpoint off their lands.

Yet multicellularity also threw some new challenges at the ancestors of animals.

Don Crouch, 58, a retired civil servant from St Albans, who is visiting with his wife and a friend, says: "A lot of people look back at their ancestors and have more connection with downstairs than upstairs life.

Continued showing him stats on my smartphone regarding the feasibility of the project while the rickshaw went on its way and the guy on whom I was sitting cursed in Tamil at my ancestors haha.

"Do not laugh at the ancestors," scolds Dr. Kagga sternly.

But once you do it honestly you get to look at the ancestors again in a more complete way".