Sentence examples for genetic connections from inspiring English sources

Others have observed genetic connections among virus strains in areas connected by bird migration [16], or have tracked the general pattern of spread [21] [23], and have arrived at the opposite conclusion that migratory bird movements have been intimately involved in HP-H5N1 spread.

The remnants of the southern Ba-Twa Pygmies have, however, not been studied genetically and it is possible that they might contain maternal genetic connections to the Khwe.

What did our genetic connections matter?

DNA analysis continues to investigate the genetic connections between the Amiiformes and the Semionotiformes.

But the paper cited in the article also says that for Yellowstone grizzlies: *Inbreeding will occur unless genetic connections are established with other populations.

The nonprofit Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation last month introduced a free service (www.smgf.org) that lets users find distant relatives by tracing their genetic connections.

In population genetics, a genetic connection is made between current human inhabitants of certain locations, whose ancestors are presumed to have lived there as well (indigenous populations), and humans who might share this ancestry but live elsewhere.

In genetics discourses this shared origin is enacted as a genetic connection between humans and our ancestors, human as well as non-human.

Was a genetic connection enough?

"The genetic connection has never mattered".

Razgour established there was no genetic connection between the groups.