Sentence examples for modern populations from inspiring English sources

The evidence is that modern populations in Oceania, including aboriginal Australians, carry Denisovan genes.

Comparative DNA sequence analyses of samples representing distinct modern populations of humans have revolutionized the field of anthropology.

Material inequality is a powerful determinant of the quality of social relations, of public spiritedness and of the psychosocial wellbeing of modern populations.

Pyenson conceded that it's impossible to know from a fossil what color skin Albicetus had, although real white whales do occasionally emerge in modern populations.

This revealed that the Denisovans had genetic material in common with modern populations in Papua New Guinea, due to interbreeding with ancestors of the Melanesians.

Even if odor influences mate choice in small communities, it is not clear what influence M.H.C. gene matching may play in modern populations.

For centuries, he explained, governments have kept careful records of their soldiers' heights, providing a baseline against which modern populations are compared.

Primitive Culture also elaborated upon a theme that became a central concept in his work: the relation of primitive cultures to modern populations.

Genetic studies of modern populations, by contrast, can draw on large numbers of samples.

But researchers discovered this by comparing modern populations or species from different habitats.

Comments: Increase in children's weight in "modern" populations related to increase in both lean body weight and adipose.