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In this case, the colonization events we inferred from younger to older island can be seen as back colonization events: an older island was re-colonized by lineages that survived and diversified on younger nearby islands, but originated from the ancestral lineages originally found on the older island (for a schematic representation of the proposed process see Fig.  8).

It was a big quake, but originated far beneath the surface and there was little damage.

The extraordinary thing about Doctor Zhivago was that it was no external product but originated from inside the USSR.

They were shipped mainly from Senegal and the Guinea Coast but originated in such diverse groups as the Yoruba and Bantu peoples.

The catchphrase "don't forget the diver" was made popular by the wartime radio show ITMA but originated with a one‑legged man who used to dive for coins off the pier at New Brighton.

The foundation was scheduled to open its first exhibition on Jan . 12 to coincide with the New Jersey run on Jan . 17to 21 of Light of Day, the charity rock event that travels the globe but originated here.

This research has made clear that childhood disorders do not have their origins in a single factor, but originate from the dynamic interplay of multiple factors.

Samples were coded based on country of origin, including samples with different USDA accession numbers but originating in the same country.

Most bets are placed on European fixtures but originate in Asia.

In the 1950s, she and her husband rather informally adopted a son from a woman living in London, but originating in Derry Londonderry, Northern Ireland.

Both controllers are scenario based, but originate in two different disturbance modeling paradigms; stochastic and deterministic.