This has resulted in more frequent contact with humans, which nearly always ends in dead bears.
The two surviving groups of the hominid family came in more frequent contact in Europe, beginning 40,000 years ago.
The attorney general sought to clarify that statement in a television interview Monday, acknowledging more frequent contact with Sampson.
Of course, the factors that drive outbreaks — poor infrastructure, changes in land use, more frequent contact among wild and domestic animals and people — can be addressed.
Fathers were just as likely to lose contact with a boy as a girl, but boys had more frequent contact with their dads and stayed overnight more regularly.
Men are likely to have more frequent contact with a son than a daughter after splitting up with the mother, researchers have found.
Bull sharks tend to swim closer to shore – and even upriver into fresh water – which brings them into more frequent contact with humans.
She said that she is in more frequent contact with her sons' teachers now than when her sons were in the public school.
As time passed, and non-natives came into more frequent contact with Native Americans, Courts increasingly ruled against tribal sovereignty when disputes involved non-natives on tribal lands.
As the Florida suburbs sprawl ever further into their traditional habitats, bears and other large predators have come into more frequent contact with humans.
Being a more involved dad – changing nappies, reading and playing with them – before a separation didn't make any difference to contact being maintained, but was linked to more frequent contact and overnight stays.
