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Americans of Japanese ancestry
These pedigrees certainly served the purpose of legitimizing the power of the kings whose ancestry they claimed to trace.
Closely related species may share characteristics because of common ancestry, a feature not recognized by analyses that treat species as independent data points.
This proportion might indicate a common ancestry, or be due to a consistent asymmetrical substitutional bias.
In this way clinical medicine defined itself in opposition not only to disciplinary others but to its own disciplinary ancestry as well.
Ancestry searches were also conducted to identify further pertinent resources.
The majority of patients were black (n=121, 51.9 %), followed by patients of mixed racial ancestry (n=101, 43.3 %).
Such scientific data would be invaluable in tracing our own ancestry.
For one prize-winning essayist, this international audience was to serve as a reminder of a shared genetic ancestry and collective linguistic capacity.
