- Industry: Archaeology
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A form of a polymorphism controlled by different alleles at a locus.
Industry:Archaeology
A small downward projecting open cylinder on the petrous pyramid of the temporal, to the inside and in front of the mastoid process, that holds the styloid process.
Industry:Archaeology
More than one crossover occurring in a particular region of a chromosome in a meiosis.
Industry:Archaeology
Simple, tandemly repeated DNA sequences at, or very close to, the extreme ends of the chromosomal DNA molecules.
Industry:Archaeology
(1) an animal that eats primarily the flesh of other animals; (2) members of the mammalian order Carnivora (which include cats, dogs, skunks, raccoons, and bears).
Industry:Archaeology
A measure of the relative intensity of selection against a genotype.
Industry:Archaeology
A term used to describe a social formation defined by distinct territorial boundedness, and characterized by strong central government in which the operation fo political power is sanctioned by legitimate force. In cultural evolutionist models, it ranks second only to the empire as the most complex societal development state.
Industry:Archaeology
Environmental factors whose abundance in a given habitat limits population size.
Industry:Archaeology
