A chimpanzee population split into two, and, over time, one group wiped out the other, in gory episodes of territorial attack and cannibalism.
The once-dominant working class shrank to near-invisibility and the population split between professionals living in designer lofts and refugees living in Rosengard's high-rises.
Mrs. Clinton said the Honduran government that took office in January was democratically elected, was reconciling the population split by last June's coup and deserved normal relations with countries that cut ties after the ouster of the former president.
Geneticists have a more elastic view of dates than do archaeologists, and the estimate of a Han-Tibetan population split at 3,000 years ago could probably have been adjusted to 6,000 if the geneticists had taken any account of any other kind of evidence.
The first stage was that ancestral population split into two populations of QIN and non-QIN.
According to Dr Dalen, dogs were either domesticated at that time, or the population split into modern wolves and a wild ancestor of modern dogs that later became extinct.
The different chemical concentrations observed in the Bat Cave and Starlight Cave bats is suggestive of different feeding locations, and perhaps an emerging population split, further threatening a species already at risk as a result of landscape scale changes to land use across their range.
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That's why in the UK we have the Telegraph and the Guardian, the Sun, and the Daily Mirror, so as to best serve a population split on the kind of content they want to read on a daily basis, and the political bias contained therein.
That's why in the UK we have The Telegraph and The Guardian, The Sun and the Daily Mirror, so as to best serve a population split on the kind of content they want to read on a daily basis, and the political bias contained therein.
Marginal posterior densities for population split times and split proportions could not be inferred with accuracy [24].
