Sentence examples for much younger date from inspiring English sources

The analysis, by David Reich, Nick Patterson and colleagues at the Broad Institute in Cambridge, Mass., sets up a serious conflict between the date of the split as indicated by fossil skulls, about 7 million years ago, and the much younger date implied by genetic analysis, as late as 5.4 million years ago.

Moreover, by updating the M31 phylogenetic tree, a much younger date was recently estimated by Wang et al. (2011) for M31a1 (−7,960 ± 3,910 years), suggesting that Andamanese arrived from Southeast Asia across a land-bridge around the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM), but that this haplogroup originated in northeast India.

Molecular clock methods produce date estimates as ancient as 1,600 Mya [ 88] but the Bayesian relaxed molecular clock approach gives much younger dates of 872-1,127 mean(mean 983 Mya) [ 22] which overlaps with our estimate.

Researchers generally agree that lake formation started about 3000 years ago on the basis of geologic evidence and carbon dating, for example, Oki and Hakamada (1975) dated a piece of wood in the dammed deposit at 3100 ± 90 year B.P. However, many submerged trees have been found in the areas that have much younger 14C dates.

Three genera, Apterograeffea, Monandroptera, and Rhaphiderus, also have species on Réunion, which is a much younger island dated at 2.1 mya [ 5].

Maybe he's still alive, dating much younger women like his son once dated much younger men.

Was there something predatory about Salinger seeking her out, she wonders ― and what power dynamics are at play when older men date much younger women?

It's been a bit confusing – and I've had some trouble realizing that I should be dating much younger men rather than older men who just seem too boring.

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This indicated that the rock layers were much younger than what was dated on the maps.

Adam Yates (2004) has recently shown that Vulcanodon is actually much younger than previously thought, dating to the uppermost (latest) part of the Lower Jurassic during the Toarcian stage, approximately 175 183 million years ago.