Sentence examples for recent populations from inspiring English sources

The DNA is thus from one of the easternmost as well as most recent populations of Neandertals.

Fig. 1 Map of Last Glacial (20,000 BP) refugial wild rice zones (P) versus Early Holocene (9,000 BP) expansion (H) of wild rice in comparison to recent populations indicated by crosses and circles (after Fuller et al. 2010a).

Zuk thoroughly details the steps in this process – the domestication of cattle, why the ability to digest dairy after weaning would be beneficial, and the studies of recent populations with lactase persistence.

It seemed like both a really exciting opportunity and a challenge to see whether we can learn about not just admixtures in recent populations but also these admixtures in ancient populations," he says.

Gauquelin had failed to find the Mars effect in more recent populations, where a nurse or doctor recorded the birth information.

"We have shown significant selection has been taking place in very recent populations, and likely still occurs, so humans continue to be affected by both natural and sexual selection".

The political consequences of recent population trends have been dramatic.

It is possible that the recent population increases are a result of those efforts, Mr. Rheault said.

In the United Nations' most recent population report, the fertility rate is assumed to be 1.85, not 2.1.

Ms. Harris described Rowley's most recent population boom, a growth from six people to eight.

(These calculations are based on the most recent population estimates and do not account for population growth).