10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLINALLY»
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clinally in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
clinally and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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James River Chiefdoms: The Rise of Social Inequality in the ...
The ceramic stylistic data collected for this study may be used to evaluate the
extent to which ceramic stylistic innovations flowed within and between
physiographic provinces through relatively open social networks and clinally
varying patterns ...
2
EUFORGEN Climate change and forest genetic diversity
As the onset of frost varies clinally, so the point towards which selection acts
differs clinally between populations. From random initial genotypes and age
distribution, the populations were set to adapt to a stable (but clinally varying)
climate for ...
J. Koskela, A. Buck and E. Teissier du Cros (editors),
2007
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Stylistic Variation in Prehistoric Ceramics: Design Analysis ...
First, Wobst (1977:329) has proposed that items of material culture with low
visibility will have stylistic forms that are "distributed clinally across the given local
group and, very likely, also across its boundaries." It has normally been assumed
by ...
4
Nightjars and Their Allies: The Caprimulgiformes
However, Griscom's original account admitted that the C. and S. American forms
inter- grade clinally; 'intercedens' was not recognised by Peters (1940). Wetmore
(1944: 46) recognised it as being lighter in colour than the nominate form ...
But as we have seen, traits with adaptive value are clinally distributed according
to the distribution of the relevant selective forces. What is not clinally distributed,
then, must be what remains after the distribution of adaptive traits is accounted for
...
Mary R. Lefkowitz, Guy MacLean Rogers,
1996
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Allozyme Electrophoresis: A Handbook for Animal Systematics ...
If clines at several loci, combined with heterogeneity within stocks affecting both
clinally and non-clinally varying alleles, are observed then several models are
possible. An isolation-by-distance model with neighbourhoods of limited ...
B. J. Richardson, P. R. Baverstock, M. Adams,
1988
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Style, Society and Person: Archaeological and Ethnological ...
For Romanians, shirt cut or color varied clinally among subregions; the color or
combination of motifs on shirts varied clinally among villages; and the quality and
quantity of least visible decorations reflected individual status, occupation, ...
Christopher Carr, Jill E. Neitzel,
1995
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Linguistic Diversity in Space and Time
Taken at face value, this fact might suggest that they continue ancient and
conservative frequencies intact; but in fact, since not all features have a standard
distribution in residual zones (recall that inclusive/exclusive oppositions were
clinally ...
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Handbook of Avian Hybrids of the World
S. minula, thus halimodendri lies between two populations (S. curruca and S.
minula) and is a clinally varying population connecting the two, which suggests
that it should be viewed as a clinally varying hybrid zone (i.e., a PHP of this cross)
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Department of Genetics University of Georgia Eugene M. McCarthy Post Doctoral Researcher, Athens,
2006
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Material culture : critical concepts in the social sciences. ...
content, stylistic form on these items would be distributed clinally across the given
local group and, very likely, also across its boundaries. On the other hand, those
sets of material culture which potentially are visible to all members of a given ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CLINALLY»
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clinally is used in the context of the following news items.
The environmental genomics of metazoan thermal adaptation
This last study is of particular interest as it focuses on parallel genomic responses to clinally varying selection and summarises the similarity in ... «Nature.com, Mar 15»
Hand of God: "Pilot" Review
Clinally, PJ is pronounced dead, but Pernell refuses to pull the plug once he starts hearing PJ "speak" to him from beyond his comatose state. «IGN, Sep 14»