Sentence examples for early populations from inspiring English sources

Selection of progenitors was performed first by choosing the 3 earliest plants within each row of Early progenitors (total of 12 plants per progenitor within Early populations) and the 3 latest plants within each row of Late progenitors (total of 12 plants per progenitor within Late populations).

In the Early populations the response is limited and significant only in the Early F252 (decrease of 0.2 days per year - Table 2).

Ethnically, they are allied to the indigenous jungle peoples of southern India and to early populations in Southeast Asia.

Similarly, archeological collections of wheat spikelets show that early populations contained both wild and non-shattering forms.

This does not mean that the relevant strategies, tactics, and techniques were all in use at any particular time but that a wide spectrum of sleeping technologies existed among those early populations.

These early populations utilised the region's natural environment in a variety of ways, ranging from the exploitation of coastal resources to practicing pastoral and agrarian lifestyles in the interior.

His investigations of the Plains Indians included early population accounts of the area.

With their dependents, these two groups formed perhaps 5 percent of the early population.

The original 2004 survey was based on population weights from an early population census.

This population is characterised by founder effect, geographical and cultural isolation, high levels of consanguineous unions during early population expansion, population bottlenecks, admixture and homogenous environment [20].

An early population spike "makes much better sense to me" because of the favorable climate changes, O'Connell says.