Sentence examples for same ancestry from inspiring English sources

The leprosy that infects both humans and armadillos in North America has the same ancestry, confirming that Europeans carried the disease with them to the New World (and please don't ask how it spread to armadillos).

Then again, secular society has the same ancestry if you go that far back, and its own sexual obsessions, though different to the churches', are evidently forbidden fruit of the same family tree.

"The racial question is always one and the same, with the same ancestry, no matter where in the black diaspora you happen to be, and that is what this exhibit is addressing," he said.

The application of our method to data from 14 populations across the world revealed that positive-selection events tend to cluster in populations of the same ancestry.

Other research especially on lice has attempted to glean similar insights about human history, but the mites appear to have greater genetic diversity: Even people with the same ancestry had subtle differences in their mite profiles, and the most similar profiles came from individuals within the same family.

We are, after all, related by the same ancestry from the origins of humanity itself.

These were the eukaryotic genes with cyanobacterial ancestry that shared the same origin with Archaeplastida and other eukaryotes.

If specified as homogeneous paternal and maternal ancestries, we pick M instead of M + N ancestries and use the same M ancestries for both paternal and maternal haplotype simulation.

A 2007 study concluded, based on analysis of microsatellite markers (small gene sequences found in common among individuals having the same ethnicity, ancestry or genetic disease) of the family described by Keipert, that this gene was likely located on the long arm of the X chromosome between positions Xq22.2 q28.

Our prior studies showed that while blood flow and oxygen delivery were greater in Andean women, regardless of altitude, changes attributable to altitude were the same between ancestry groups.

The blood flow, oxygen delivery and oxygen consumption data have been published for the full sample, and showed that while blood flow and oxygen delivery were greater in Andean women, regardless of altitude, changes attributable to altitude were the same between ancestry groups [8], [17].