Like most other Cambodian kings, however, he also tolerated and patronized Hinduism and local ancestor cults.
According to a TCS haplotype network, Altolamprologus seems to have evolved from a local ancestor that underwent a second diversification.
It confirms our previous prevalence figures, and since the cohort is not a geographical one, it does not suffer from the potential confounder that all individuals with the mutation could share a common (local) ancestor.
But hookworm may still be an issue in communities like Lowndes County, where the median income is just $28,000 and many of the locals' ancestors were enslaved people who worked the cotton plantations that dominated the area's economy before the Civil War.
Adaptation to freshwater, and the colonisation of the inland freshwater habitats by three-spined stickleback seem to have occurred by multiple independent colonisation events from local marine ancestors (i.e. parallel evolution, as opposed to common ancestry), throughout most of the range of this species [27] [29], though equivalent information is not yet available for the nine-spined stickleback.
Followers of traditional Chinese religion (local deities, ancestor veneration, Confucian ethics, Taoism, universism, divination, some Buddhist elements).
The method offers a means by which to identify groups of localities, at a variety of spatial scales, whose isolates evolve together out from a local common ancestor.
All individuals were native speakers with two generation-local unrelated ancestors.
The fact that 3 similar but distinct NotI patterns were observed among the 5 Y. pestis strains isolated in Oran in 2003 also argues against importation of a foreign strain and suggests emergence of variants from a local common ancestor.
