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"descendant" refers to a person or an animal that comes after or is directly related to another person or animal in a family lineage.
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There's currently no specific exemption for a residence, or for assets being transferred to children and other
direct descendants.
Like other mammals, the female
descendants in our primordial past had a monthly period of heat.
Remember that dogs are
descendants from wolves and other wild dogs where bones are a staple in their diet.
This is especially important if the dogs in question leave
descendants who are active in the gene pool.
The
living descendants of dinosaurs were thought to have undergone a rapid burst of evolution after most dinosaur species were wiped out.
What about famous people whose memory is kept alive and passed on, or others
whose descendants culturally honor their memory without letting it fade?
The first, sometime before 13,000 years ago, was the most important,
leaving descendants throughout the two continents.
This relative lack of modern diversity stands out in stark contrast to that of their close relatives, the dinosaurs, whose
modern descendants, the birds, have about 10,000 species around today!
Visit traditional farming and fishing villages to meet the modern -
day descendants of the temple builders, who now follow a simpler way of life.
Four other women of different reputations have been included previously among the male
descendants through whom the family line moves, even though they are not to be counted separately as individual generations.
I am building this portfolio for my children and all
future descendants with the hope that it will become a true empire — providing for my family over many generations.
Those with a harmful mutation will tend to die out, while those with a beneficial mutation that gives them a competitive edge will thrive and produce
more descendants.
Term life policies are beneficial to help pay off a mortgage or send
surviving descendants to college while these types expenses are still being incurred.
I can give you millions of examples how sheer profit is killing the future of your very
own descendants.
Then there is back - breeding, where you select the
closest descendants to your desired creation and breed for traits most like those of the extinct animal.
The threads that can be teased from these different approaches remind us that photography itself comes from science, and that its early practitioners were as varied as their
contemporary descendants.
These
final descendants of an ancient race, that still resembles animals and has been reduced to slavery, lived with their master in shared caves.
Today many scientists hope for biological categories that consist of a single ancestral lineage and all its
evolutionary descendants.
In a similar medical experiment, researchers discovered that cocaine - using mice passed memory problems on to three generations of
descendants thanks to epigenetic changes.
These new findings suggest modern animals had a common ancestor with a surprisingly complex genome, whose
descendants subsequently kept or lost various genes.
In fact, one female cat can be responsible for a staggering 20,000
descendants in just five years.
Dogs are
descendants from wolves so they are meant to eat animal products, not all this cereal filled kibble.
If the original author has died, is there any method
for descendants to modify the copyright, specifically something like releasing the work into the public domain?
They are available to adopted adults, birth relatives, as well
as descendants and other legally entitled persons in certain circumstances.
With every death you take on the role of one of three
descendants who also are given a random class and trait.
If one beneficiary dies, that person's share then goes to the
living descendants of that individual.
In addition, you won't play as that character anymore either, you will play as
descendants of your character instead.
Not that these men and their current -
day descendants aren't very successful.
If humans survive that long, our
distant descendants will one day see two galaxies stretched across the night sky.
I am building this portfolio for my children and all
future descendants with the hope that it will become a true empire — providing for my family over many generations.
Since healthy creatures will generally have
more descendants than unhealthy ones, evolution surely selects for health.
In Europe, North America, and some regions with strong historical benefits inherited
by descendants from these regions, racism debate often gets framed in terms of white benefit / privilege, and this is often described as due to the overwhelming one - sided benefits gained by that ethnic group specifically (and to an extent those able to pass).
[22] She was with her husband, who was conducting anthropological research
on descendants of escaped slaves, and she describes finding herself comparing her working methods to scientific processes of her husband.
But this raises the question, how far down the line of
descendants do you go?!
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