Sentence examples for genetic legacies from inspiring English sources

Schroeder H, Sikora M, Gopalakrishnan S, et al. Origins and genetic legacies of the Caribbean Taino.

This registers whether they are speaking in fraught, hopeful monologues about being part of a couple; in worried contemplation of their characters' childhoods and genetic legacies; or in terse, black aphorisms.

Anthropologists have proposed a controversial explanation for menopause in humans: that grandmothers contribute to their genetic legacies by helping their children and grandchildren survive and reproduce.

To say that we have sex because it helps us to preserve our genetic legacies would be entirely accurate, but the more fleeting, experiential, pleasurable aspects of that most basic of social urges would be missing.

It meant confronting his own genetic legacy.

Fighting is imprinted in the game's genetic legacy.

The genetic legacy of the Quaternary ice ages.

Hewitt, G.. The genetic legacy of the Quaternary ice ages.

61, 1-2 6. Zerjal, T (2003) The Genetic Legacy of the Mongols.

The supertrees' genetic legacy is being preserved in five main tree libraries in different climates.

My genetic legacy was the gum disease and bone loss that had afflicted my mother.