Sentence examples for the first populations from inspiring English sources

We interpret that the first populations to merge when the genetic distance threshold is raised from zero are the ones that differentiated more recently.

He ran computer simulations to see how the first populations of cells would have evolved 3.5 billion years ago, assuming they obeyed a few fundamental biological principles.

As a result, elephants living in enclosed reserves may be the first populations to feel the impacts of global warming which will decrease average rainfall and increase the frequency of droughts.

Whippets arrived in the United States with mill operators from England, and the first populations were established in Massachusetts.

Brown bears are believed to have established the first populations in North America around 50 75 kyr BP, during the early and middle parts of the last (Wisconsinan; equivalent to the Weichselian in Europe) glaciation [66], [67].

This study, conducted early in the cholera epidemic in Haiti in one of the first populations to be affected, demonstrated that treating drinking water was strongly protective.

Podarcis sicula: The first population found in New England.

This work presents the first population balance model for morphology distribution considering the diversity of symmetry.

As grain-growing spread, it produced what's been called the "first population explosion".

The first population is adherent and is directly exposed to the liposomal or free drug.

We report the first population ecology study of the endangered Chinese grouse (Bonasa sewerzowi).