But it is the 1995 "Red Hollywood" (which Mr. Andersen directed with the film theorist Noël Burch) that seems, in style and in form, the true progenitor of "Los Angeles Plays Itself".
One Journal author suggested that the true progenitor of Trumpism was Samuel Francis, a so-called paleoconservative who thought that America needed a President who would stand up to the "globalization of the American economy".
The book's true progenitor is "The Magic Christian," Terry Southern's 1959 poison dart into the heart of the Almighty Dollar.
Others consider the genre's true progenitor to be Joseph Conrad, who wrote "The Secret Agent" in 1901 about a foreign terrorist scare in London, or Erskine Childers, whose "The Riddle of the Sands," published in 1903, concerned the discovery of a planned secret German naval invasion of Britain.
"The true progenitor to cancer may be occult," said Dr. Darryl Shibata, associate professor of pathology at USC and one of the study's authors.
But the true progenitor of the region's modern mythos was author Vincent Gaddis, who coined and popularized the term "Bermuda Triangle" in a 1964 article titled, "The Deadly Bermuda Triangle".
Some groups have questioned whether the cells isolated by Asahara and colleagues [ 60] and others are true progenitor cells that incorporate into new blood vessels or rather are cells of hemotopoietic lineage which have a paracrine effect on blood vessel formation [ 65].
As both E. pilosa and E. heteromera are tetraploid species, the true diploid progenitors of tef remain unknown.
