Sentence examples for old lineage from inspiring English sources

The name derives from a family of old lineage of Béarn, France, whose earliest known member (17th century) owned an estate in Pau known as "Bernadotte".

Seabirds are an evolutionarily old lineage and may show less evidence of ongoing natural selection than other birds.

As a consequence, we may observe different effects on selfing in a young and an old lineage.

Alternatively, multiple large deletions in an old lineage will lead to the disappearance of copies and subsequently the lineage itself.

We then used virgin cells from these colonies as mothers and again collected 5th (from the young lineage) and last (from the old lineage) daughters and made colonies from them.

To better document to what extent genome replacement takes place in this old lineage, nuclear gene genealogy between sexual species and their corresponding genomic contributions in various unisexual populations across the range could be the key to understand this process.

Over the long haul it has been the purebreds that have persisted, based partly on the power of conserved traits, the genetic raw materials that old lineages have passed on for millennia.

There are also some trees among the old lineages of flowering plants called basal angiosperms or paleodicots; these include Amborella, Magnolia, nutmeg and avocado, while trees such as bamboo, palms and bananas are monocots.

In conclusion, we identified the cold environment of the Arctic as a "hot spot" of protistan biodiversity rich in evolutionarily old lineages.

The high number of endemic species [ 28] coupled with old lineage-divergence times [ 27, 33, 34] implies an ancient origin for Caatinga communities.

In old lineages, almost half of the nucleotides are lost.