To confirm that regional differences in rainforest-ecotone morphological divergence were due to greater deforestation in West Africa, and not to a persistent historical pattern, we collected morphological data from historical specimens of A. virens deposited at the Natural History Museum at Tring, United Kingdom (Table S3, details in Text S1).
The U.S., unlike Europe and the Middle East, has never had a persistent historical pattern of anti-Semitic violence until this decade in this city.
It is part of a persistent historical and present-day attack on black people in America, with black men made into deviants and black women into problems.
This implicit ontology in part explained the persistent historical failure of liberal democracies to achieve anything more than token inclusion in power structures for members of marginalized groups.
It is the persistent historical acceptance of white racist ideology intersecting with the founding documents of this country that perpetuate and reproduce the terror and fear of being Black, Jewish, Mexican, and "other" in America.
Unlike the conceptualization of transfers as representative of a longer, persistent, historical pattern, this model examines the prospective relationship between net sibling transfers at Wave 1 and educational standing in the subsequent year.
In agricultural communities, historical use of some persistent pesticides may have led to long-term contamination of the soil.
The difficulty of disentangling the confounding effects of secondary dispersal from the impact of natural historical processes presents a persistent challenge for studies on the historical biogeography, particularly of species prone to intentional translocation by humans.
Persistent denial of historical injustices not only impedes democratization but also hampers stable relations between different ethnic and religious groups.
Exceptional in the context of the South Asian subcontinent is the early and persistent interest in historical records.
