Sentence examples for global ancestral from inspiring English sources

In the case of P. pacificus, 'pre-adaptation' to cold exposure may be expected if, for example, this species previously colonised high altitude mountain habitat in other regions of its global ancestral distribution – or in fact it may relate more generally to functional changes related to developmental temperature.

These methods can be either local (focusing on origin of chromosomal segments), such as Lanc-CSV [ 7], LAMP-LD [ 8], and MULTIMIX [ 9], global (average ancestral proportions across the genome), such as ADMIXTURE [ 10], STRUCTURE [ 11, 12], or both, such as HAPMIX [ 13], LAMP [ 8, 14].

Another, 23andme, offers a "Personal Genome Service", which provides a detailed overview of your genetic profile, including what your global origins and ancestral lineages are, and specific disease risks and drug sensitivities.

More specifically, the event will delve into the history of African American street dance, culture, and the scholarship around its global impact and ancestral connections to specific African dance traditions.

The genetic background of the African AD ancestors differs from the ancestral global population of C. neoformans var.

Each of these strains possesses seven ancestral global haplotypes and an unusual IGS1 haplotype, which is not found in African arboreal isolates.

Such stabilizing selection should move the sex chromosome to autosome ratio toward unity in the heterogametic sex, though this assumes ancestral global expression levels were on average equal across the chromosomes.

Rather, as the sex chromosomes diverge, there will be stabilizing selection to maintain the optimum (and presumably ancestral) global expression ratio between autosomes and the sex chromosome within an individual, either male or female (Ohno 1967; Charlesworth 1978; Rice 1987).

This selective pressure should also generate a pattern of Z A close to unity in both sexes, assuming that the ancestral global expression levels were approximately equal across the chromosomes (Charlesworth 1978 , 1996 Rice 1987; Engelstädter and Haig 2008).

The three onychophorans share positive GC skew signatures for cox1, cox2, cox3, atp6, nad2, and nad3 (genes that have negative skew in L. polyphemus) suggesting a shared ancestral global reversal of the skew, possibly due to an inversion of the control region.

Figure 3: Global distribution of the ancestral components.