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61. Using the genetic differences between today's living things as a molecular clock, we can calculate when that ancestral cell first emerged: about 3.5 billion years ago.

62. What treats the folk prescription of alvine path cancer, ancestral secret recipe excuse me?

63. The researchers even wrote a computer program, outlined in the journal Evolution, which explains how to tease apart a species' ecological influences from its ancestral ones.

64. The purpose of this information is to trigger one's personal ancestral karma for forgiveness and transmutation.

65. self-mastery occurs only from within as one accesses one's own ancestral knowledge on how to transcend and alter thought-form.

66. "I support the concept of a widespread ancestral species, Homo heidelbergensis, " Stringer, a paleontologist at the Natural History Museum of London, told Discovery News.

67. There is a big lawn behind the ancestral room. It's a paradise for somersaulting, throwing flying disk, and playing various outdoor games.

68. Mrs. Archer ignored the allusion to the ancestral cuisine and Mr. Jackson continued with deliberation: "No, she was NOT at the ball."

69. And the ancestral temple also supports the education of Huizhou.

70. Relatives who had accepted his father's unstinted kindness now became enemies, some even bringing suit to deprive Narendra of his ancestral home.

71. In the high- ceilinged and cool ancestral hall, amidst the ancestral tablets and couplets with homely wisdom, a child plays with his toy car.

72. However, the 20th century agrestic literature did not have profound multicultural perspectives on "ancestral temple".

73. Central to the conflict was the ancient enmity between the MacDonalds and the Campbells, Earls of Argyll, as Clan Donald attempted to reclaim their ancestral lands in Argyll.

74. Yulan's father, Zhu Daji to sell his ancestral house to the government.

75. Foshan is important because of its Ancestral Temple and its handicrafts.

76. Ancestral worship has long been at the heart of Orcish religion.

77. Mired in poverty and injustice, they had to endure disenfranchisement,[http://sentencedict.com/ancestral.html] discrimination and systemic disregard to their reclaiming of ancestral domains.

78. The backward developmental sequence suggests that ancestral star -nosed moles might have had strips of sensory organs lying flat against the sides of the snout.

79. As Duros political power was transferred from ancient royal rulers to a wealthy coalition of interstellar shipping firms, all connection to ancestral roots were severed.

80. Until now, fossils dated to 1.9million years ago - and mostly attributed to Homo habilis and Homo rudolfensis - have been undisputed considered ancestral to Homo erectus.

81. The piscine resemblance suggested that the limbs of Acanthostega were not only adapted for use in water but that this was the ancestral tetrapod condition.

82. An ancestral native of Chenghai, Guangdong, Professor Lin Shengyang was a famous modern abstract artist.

83. Chaozhou: HanWen Ancestral Temple, Kaiyuan Temple Xiangzi Bridge, Beige Buddha Lamp.

84. Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument memorizes one of the last armed efforts of the Northern Plains Indians to preserve their ancestral way of life.

85. The first was the limbic brain, an ancestral part of the brain present in all animals from frogs to humans.

86. With someclever sleuthing—tests that can track down ancestral origins, donor numbers, and bits of biographical information—parents andoffspring can find out the donors.

87. Thus, it could be an ancestral taxon of the Asian clade, which appeared before the diversification of the East Asian species.

88. Welcome, outlander, to our glorious hovel. I know you're here to challenge the evil that's driven us from our ancestral home.

89. The larva and diet of phytophagous coccinellids indicate that that they are the most ancestral group of Coccinellidae evolving from ancestors like chrysomelids.

90. Scientists have also predicted, with mixed results, a preference for red among women, who would've needed to spot red berries against green foliage in our ancestral hunter-gatherer societies.