... the individual’s recent ancestors, who have contributed in a genealogical sense to the individual, and with increasing probability as time proceeds toward the most recent generations, in a genetic sense as well. admixture African-American population genealogies genetic ancestors pedigrees National Science...

... of male and female ancestors in this dog breed, we investigate genetic relationships in a cohort of this breed based on both mtDNA and Y-chromosomal markers. Finally, to identify the cause of PPD in the Lundehund breed, we examine the known mutations in the conserved intronic sequence of LMBR1...

... of widespread taxonomic applicability in defining relationships and maternal ancestors in reticulate complexes ( Hollingsworth et al., 2009 ), although in some lineages where hybridization is involved, plastid and nuclear phylogenies may be inconsistent ( Fehrer et al., 2007 ). In hybrids...

... of data, which suggest that it may have been amphibious, rather than aquatic (as a literal interpretation of the models would suggest). Finally, we propose an alternative method of palaeobiological inference for hypothetical ancestors. bone microanatomy comparative biology habitat hypothetical...

... the evolution of chromalveolates using a general and flexible maximum-likelihood approach indicates that genes of the ancestors of chromalveolates and, particularly, alveolates had unexpectedly high intron densities. It is estimated that the chromalveolate ancestor had, approximately, two-third of the human...

... character-state transitions only if there are no reticulations. Because hypothetical ancestors do little to reduce the number of fragments, CTA tends to place known taxa or areas at internal nodes. A heuristic algorithm analogous to tree bisection-reconnection is used to find highly parsimonious CTA graphs...

... organisms that are potential direct (but not necessarily the closest) ancestors to taxa subsequent to it on the cladogram. Metaspecies are recognized only at the species level, where potential ancestry must be from some group of organisms within this taxonomic level. The constituent...

... morphology of S.yellowstonensis. Centric diatoms Thalassiosiraceae Stephanodiscus species concepts speciation ancestors descendants peripheral isolation Sysl. Biol. 41(2): 141-157, 1992 CLUSTERS, SPECIES CONCEPTS, AND MORPHOLOGICAL EVOLUTION...

... cult over the roughly 200 years following his death—a period that saw a series of revolutionary developments in the history of Japanese religion. It highlights the activities of a cluster of kinship groups who claimed descent from ancestors from the Korean kingdom of Silla. It places these groups...

... broadly from the Depression-era Mississippi landscape bearing the roots of his pioneering Baptist ancestors and a large extended family—including a great-nephew who bears his name—trying to understand his fate to this day. It would have been whimsical to imagine young Keith, within the life span of one...

...0 31 10 2022 Let’s face it: writing isn’t a natural act. Our ancestors may have started speaking between fifty thousand and two million years ago, but it was only five thousand years ago that people started to write. Three thousand more years passed before they began to use a system of little...

...This chapter brings much-needed scholarly attention to Alexis Pauline Gumbs, whose social justice activism is embodied in her unique spiritual perspectives and practices. Eschewing tenure-track academia to develop her own Black feminism public curriculum, Gumbs practices ancestor reverence inspired...

..., erasure, exile, and ancestral spirits. Gilroy Paul Du Bois W E B Psalms Exodus Houston James M Moore Erika Waltke Bruce K Afrofuturism Afropessimism ancestors exile/exodus Middle Passage spirituals/music theopoetics All throughout the African Diaspora the Spirit is manifest as an exodus...

... judgements that collectively lead to social workers being good ancestors to future generations. References Baer, R.A and Krietemeyer, J. ( 2006 ) ‘ Overview of mindfulness-and acceptance-based treatment approaches ’, in R.A. Baer (ed) Mindfulness-based Treatment Approaches: Clinician’s...

... banners may indexically help to recreate the dead in a social process of making death, and they may help to turn bad kinds of death into better, possibly good kinds. While serving to attract visitors to funerals, they also offer semi-permanent sites in which the dead may come to acquire ancestor status...

... of people and space but also in an exaggerated sense of uniqueness. In the British Empire's account, the region was the origin of sacred rivers and of people who were the ancestors of both Indians and Europeans. That is, the British viewed the inhabitants as the ancestors of the Aryan race. They discovered...

... men and women of the deeds of their crusading ancestors and helped elucidate the place of the crusading past within the social or collective memories of medieval noble families and households. It argues that moments when the itinerant nobility visited particular sites within their domains presented...

... to when human institutions first came into existence and that the Yorùbá have always been associated with ancestor veneration. This chapter argues that Egúngún in Brazil is a distillation and amalgam of different types found in Yorùbáland. It also presents the idea of the terreiro as a microcosmic world...

... orientations towards politics. Two norms are identified: the honoring ancestors norm and helping hands norm. The interviews reveal that both norms are strongly held across groups, but their expression—that is, the behavior that shows compliance with the norm—varies by group. While many Black Americans...

... and ancestors on Buddhist altars. This chapter emphasizes the importance of honoring ancestors and the land within different lineages as well as practices for incorporating indigenous rituals into Buddhist practices. For indigenous-oriented Buddhist practitioners, the history of ancestors carries meaning...