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Alternative hypotheses on Dorset origins include the Aleutian Islanders (29) (Fig. 2B, scenario 3) and earlier theories of Amerindian cultures in eastern Canada and even further south (30 33) (Fig. 2B, scenario 4).

The Tribal Hidage is difficult to date precisely; it may have been written down in Wulfhere's reign, but other suggested origins include the reign of Offa of Mercia, or Edwin or Oswiu of Northumbria.

The origin of this term is obscure; suggested origins include the biblical Eber, the ethnonyms Ḫabiru, Ḫapiru, and ˁApiru found in sources from Egypt and the near east, and a derivation from the root עבר 'to pass' alluding to crossing over the Jordan river.

Acellular origins include the complement and humoral antibody systems, both of which have been implicated, although their pathogenic role in grain or cotton dust disorders is uncertain.

Classical exaptations — adaptive traits with non-adaptive origins — include the feathers of birds [ 81] and the Panda's thumb [ 1], which originated as a wrist-bone.

The logjam has several origins, including the intense attention to a resolution on Iraq.

Sometimes overlooked, however, is the holiday's radical origins, including the rabble-rousing activists who first instigated it.

Younger origins included the species rich Xyleborini, dated to 21 Ma.

Geographic origins included the United States (446 [77%]), Canada (53 [9%]), and other international locales (80 [14.1%]).

Combining experimental data with a mathematical model (Retkute et al., 2011) enabled the estimation of the behavior of individual origins, including the stochastic properties.

In the present study all the polymorphisms and the aminoacid substitutions detected have been previously described in other populations of different ethnic origins, including the ATM missense variant 5557G>A and the IVS24-9delT and IVS38-8T>C polymorphisms.