Sentence examples for humans indigenous from inspiring English sources

Already the crowd evinced what would remain its characteristic mixture: urban hipsters mingled with cheerful humans indigenous to the roommates' native South.

Other thinkers classified humans into many more racial categories, for instance arguing that those humans "indigenous" to Europe could be distinguished into discrete Nordic, Alpine, and Mediterranean races.

This study has shown that, 16 species of NTM were isolated from humans, indigenous cattle and wildlife, in the Serengeti ecosystem, of which the majority were M. intracellulare, M. lentiflavum and M. fortuitum.

There is much well-meaning emphasis on the existence of slavery in the Congo, which may or may not make up for the implied equivalence between the animals and human indigenous tribes, with both of which Tarzan has such natural rapport, enlightened patrician that he is.

However, the long-term consequences of this treatment on the human indigenous microbiota are relatively unexplored.

The human indigenous bacterium H. pylori diverged along with humans, into African, European, Asian and Amerindian groups.

The human indigenous microbiota could thereby potentially serve as a reservoir of resistance genes and contribute towards antibiotic resistance development [12], [13].

In the analysis of differences in genetic diversity in human groups and the concomitant diversity of a human indigenous microbe, our study provides support to the hypothesis that the distribution of genetic diversity in humans determines the genetic diversity of indigenous microbes.

The western Amazon, in addition to having a high diversity of human indigenous cultures [24], hosts the highest number of mammal [25], avian [26], and amphibian [27] species in the continent, and is one of the most biodiverse areas in the world [28].

We previously characterized some of these subtle differences using a PCR/sequencing approach and revealed that the two human Australian indigenous human strains sequenced in this study shared genetic markers with the koala LPCoLN strain [ 9] for some genes and away from other human non-Australian indigenous strains [ 23].

In contrast to acclimatized humans, these indigenous, adapted mountain species do not have increased levels of hemoglobin or of organic phosphates in the red cells; they do not develop small muscular blood vessels or an increased blood pressure in the lung; and their carotid bodies remain small.