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There was, in fact, a so-called "Animal Album" by Claude, which was kept in a Roman family for generations until it was sold at auction in 1957.

QTC279, originally collected from wheat storage in Malu, Queensland, Australia in 1984, was selected with pyrethroids for 10 generations until it was homozygous for the major pyrethroid resistance factor (2). LBS is an insecticide-susceptible strain.

Your memoir is also a fascinating study of how patterns of behaviour are repeated by one generation after another… I think in a lot of cultures there's this psychological idea of the impacted family secret that keeps getting played out generation after generation until it's suddenly revealed, and then future generations can be freed from it.

But some pass from generation to generation until it's hard to distinguish between business and family, especially for a family that puts its name on its products.

This makes good sense inutitively: since the A1 allele confers a fitness advantage on organisms that carry it, its relative frequency in the population will increase from generation to generation until it is fixed.

One theory holds that it was passed down through generations of his family until it was sold by Sotheby's, then Sotheby Parke Bernet, in New York in 1961.

When flaws in DNA slip through the screening process, they may fan out over generations, undetected until it is too late.

The house was passed through generations of the Achenbach family until it was bought and renovated by a local couple in 1921.

There he began work on The House of the Seven Gables (1851), the story of the Pyncheon family, who for generations had lived under a curse until it was removed at last by love.

Designated "XV40", Toyota manufactured the first generation Aurion between 2006 and 2012 until it was fully replaced by the XV50 series.

The younger generation is recognized as a driver of healthy eating trends, as the generation that photographs its food until it's cold, that spends its discretionary money on eating out, and one that admires celebrity chefs.