lineage造句

They belong to a separate lineage that evolved from ordinary soil amoebas.

As mentioned above, a revision ID directly reflects the revision's lineage.

But the identity of that lineage, and the characteristics of early Homo, are unknown.

Under a large stone, Jean Jacque found a few workers of Cerapachys, an early lineage of army ants that specialize in eating the young of other ants.

The DNA analysis of Tut and 11 other mummies also offered insights into Tut’s lineage, helping researchers establish Tut’s family tree spanning five generations.

Yang's kung fu lineage extends back through generations of Shaolin monks. His own disciples are expected to pass on his teachings.

So, there is a sense, in the Plains Indian, that he is both the embodiment of a noble, restrained lineage; but also, deep in that American past, is this sense of great excess.

“This not something to be proud of, ” said Wu Yong, who traces his lineage back to Wu Tianxing, a 16th-century salt merchant whom Pan believes was the model for the novel’s debauched protagonist.

What Hurum did know was that Ida came from a time when the primate lineage that led to monkeys, apes and humans split from another group of animals that became lemurs and lorises.

The genealogy of the H1N1 virus family would explain why exposure to a swine lineage via the 1976 vaccine or to older human lineages offers cross-protection against the new strain.