habilis was the likelier toolmaker; the stones became part of his reasoning for putting habilis on our side of the ape-human divide.
Interesting though these examples are, the book rarely delivers on its promise that bridging the animal-human divide will reap major health benefits, offering instead a promissory note for future developments.
Humans divide up the rain forest by clear-cutting, and nature conquers by killing off a disproportionately large number of big trees in the remaining forest.
This line of interpretation informs the "chaos" interpretation of Daoist metaphysics in which reality is an undifferentiated stuff which humans divide into "things" by the use of mingnames.
The originators of the computer program most often used to support the argument that humans divide into the continental genetic clusters (which Wade says are "races") comment that their model (called structure) is not well-suited to data shaped by restricted gene flow with isolation by distance (as human genetic variation data on large scales are).
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02272.001 Eukaryotic organisms, from single-celled yeast to humans, divide their cells into membrane-bound compartments (organelles) of distinct function.
To be human or not to be is Superman's great question, a schism that evokes other familiar God-human divides.
Humans divided against one another do not tend long to thrive. .
In the style of an animated musical, humans divided by politics, religion, or personal interest resort to violence to get their way, resulting in a history characterized by bloodshed.
We obtained pancreas at autopsy from 45 humans, divided into four groups: lean (BMI <25 kg/m); obese (BMI >27 kg/m); non-diabetic; and with type 2 diabetes.
Active calls for proposals that bridge the plant-animal-human divides and which integrate evolutionary and ecological theory into understanding the fundamental processes that are shared among infectious diseases would greatly stimulate important translational science.
