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Human evolution
Otherwise known as anthropogeny; anything of or relating to the study of the origin and evolution of Homo sapiens as a distinct species from other hominids, great apes and placental mammals.
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Human evolution
Mandibular (symphyseal) trigone
Archaeology; Human evolution
An upward facing triangular form at the base on the symphysis.
Spacer sequences
Archaeology; Human evolution
Transcribed sequences that are found between, and flanking, coding RNA sequences. Spacer sequences are removed during processing or pre-rRNA and pre-tRNA to produce mature molecules.
Promoter elements (modules)
Archaeology; Human evolution
Consensus sequecnes found in the promoter region of the transcription initiation site. The elements are the TATA box (or Goldberg-Hogness box), CAT element, and the GC element.
Nonparental-ditype (NPD)
Archaeology; Human evolution
One of three types of tetrads possible when two genes are segregating in a cross. The NPD tetrad contains four nuclei, all of which have recombinant (non-parental) genotypes, that is, two of each ...
Nasion
Archaeology; Human evolution
The point on the midline where the two nasal bones and the frontal come together.
Homozygous recessive
Archaeology; Human evolution
A diploid organism that has the same recessive allele for a given gene locus on both members of a homologous pair of chromosomes.
Proportion of polymorphic loci
Archaeology; Human evolution
A ratio calculated by determining the number of polymorphic loci and dividing by the total number of loci examined.
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