Sentence examples for common ancestries from inspiring English sources

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).

Both historical records of migration and genetic fingerprints of East Asians and ancient population in Central China suggested there were some common ancestries in populations along the "Asian esophageal cancer belt".

Most notably, there are seven riboswitch families with four distinct binding pockets that are specific for SAM and/or S-adenosylhomocysteine (SAH) although it is not clear whether they share common ancestries [ 2].

"They have common ancestry.

The degree of similarity reflects the recency of common ancestry.

Most who live here share a common ancestry.

Why do textbooks define homology as similarity due to common ancestry, then claim that it is evidence or common ancestry — a circular argument masquerading as scientific evidence?

Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes Common ancestry fails to resolve a human-ape conflict.

Even now, many of us may not realize that money and funding share a common ancestry.

In other words she could be close to the common ancestry of both groups.

Johnson does his lawyerly best to cast doubt on the evidence for common ancestry.