Sentence examples for record the origin of from inspiring English sources
All early human remains are scientifically valuable, but those dated in the vicinity of two million years old are especially prized, because they fall near a key point in the fossil record: the origin of Homo.
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His 2012 record, "The Origin of Love" (Island/Casablanca), is a nod to Los Angeles rock from the 1970s with coy electro overtones; the overall effect is still theatrical yet sincere.
He emphasizes findings from the fossil record: the origin of mammals, the gradual transformation of reptilian jaw-joint bones into mammalian ear-bones, the stages by which elephants evolved from mammals of very ordinary size and shape, and the stages by which seagoing whales evolved from terrestrial ancestors of hippopotami.
The studies had to record the origin of the cases by country of birth or by nationality and had to provide the strain clustering results in disaggregated form based on case origin.
Thus, there is information missing from the known fossil record about the origin of these younger synapsids (called therapsids).
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Although these evolutionary developmental mechanisms have been addressed by evidence from modern model organisms [ 3, 4], there is minimal data from the deep-time fossil record regarding the origin of this unique developmental innovation.
There are no written records of the origin of the Ba peoples.
Records for the origin of the modern Field Spaniel are more precise and show that one of the four progenitor dogs used in creating the breed was an English Water Spaniel-Cocker Spaniel cross which was registered at the time as a Sussex Spaniel due to his liver colour.
It has been postulated according to historical records that the origin of the Druze in each of these regions is different.
