Sentence examples for populations shared from inspiring English sources

However, all accessions collected from the perennial populations shared the same meridionalis-type organellar genomes.

On the Vredenburg Peninsula they help refute the hypothesis that two economically and culturally distinct populations shared this pre-colonial landscape since 2000 BP.

The two populations shared widespread concern over the influence of Islamic extremism and the lack of prosperity in Muslim nations, however, they diverged in explaining the causes of these conditions.

Both populations shared Vada as parental line.

A correspondence analysis was performed on these identified genomic regions in order to investigate whether the studied pairs of populations shared these regions (Figure 4C).

These populations shared genetic ancestry with northern Mesoamerican populations (Mixtec, Zapotec, Mixe, Maya and Kaqchikel) and with southern Andean populations (Inga, Quechua, Aymara and Huilliche) (Figure 4A).

Four of the other states with big Hispanic populations share a border with Mexico.

Passage 1 A recent study comparing the DNA of Native Americans and central Siberians has established that the two populations share common ancestors.

This species shows a strong spatial structure, constituting metapopulations with local adult populations sharing a common larval pool.

Human and animal health are intrinsically connected in pastoralist culture, and both populations share similar risks of exposure to pathogens.

Consider, for example, species defined here as sexually reproducing aggregates of populations sharing a common mate recognition/fertilization system.