Sentence examples for deep-rooted ancestry from inspiring English sources
Our high-resolution study on the genesis of R8 haplogroup provides ample evidence of its deep-rooted ancestry among the Orissa (Austro-Asiatic) tribes.
High-resolution study on the origin of the R8 haplogroup provides abundant evidence of its deep-rooted ancestry among the Orissa (AA) tribes.
Therefore more extensive sampling is needed to refine the overall geographic distribution and branching structure of this clade, However, the fact that this clade has no specific link to other known branches within macrohaplogroup M suggests a deep-rooted ancestry, possibly tracing back to the Out of Africa event.
However, ADMIXTURE analysis reveals also a deep-rooted shared ancestry of the inhabitants of Sakha and extreme Northeast Siberia.
However, there is a minor signal that unites Siberians with Amerinds and Greenlanders, probably reflecting deep-rooted shared ancestry of Siberians and Native Americans.
At NG1, the early synchronic use of bifacial and Levallois technology is consistent with the hypothesis that developments in the technological realm of LMP hominins resulted from deep-rooted evolutionary processes based on a common technological ancestry.
Brachiaria humidicola is a deep-rooted C4 grass of African origin.
The idea of defining Haitian ancestry as inherently foreign and incompatible with Dominican identity is so deep-rooted that it is not uncommon for sympathetic Dominicans and Dominican Americans to still refer to this group as Haitians, not as fellow Dominicans.
It is a deep-rooted belief.
