Sentences with phrase «nearest relative»

Take appropriate care with near relatives of affected animals and cease breeding them if they frequently produce the disease.

There is no limit on the amount for near relatives.

If your dog has the mutation, let the owners of its parents and other near relatives know and advise them to test their dogs.

The prohibition against marrying one's near relatives then includes one's whole clan, but not the other clan's of one's nation.

Maybe one day we'll rent a little place near my relatives and stay for a month or so?

The parents and other near relatives may be bred to dogs that do not have a recent family history of allergies.

But the bacterium had as many as 32 genes in its metabolic network that it had pirated from near relatives, including those that enable it to defend itself against antibiotics.

To reduce the frequency of kinks, dogs with kinks or which have near relatives with kinks should be bred to mates that have full tails and are from families where kinked tails are not known to occur as the genes for kinking may be entirely separate from the NBT gene.

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2010; Out of Africa II Refined 2011; Genome of Near Relative Analyzed 2012.

Affected dogs should not be bred and near relatives need to be bred away from the disease.

However, degenerative myelopathy is rare so it is only necessary to test near relatives of an affected dog or one that is known to have at least one copy of the genetic mutation.

Once the Deep Sea Detectives entered the water, they quickly left their recreational diving counterparts near the relative surface as they descended to three hundred feet below the surface where Kohler remained while serving his role as deep - water support.

«To assist nearest relatives and other interested parties and to provide clarity on the purpose and scope of an FAI, COPFS requires to set out, in an understandable format, the circumstances of the death and the issues that require to be further explored in the public interest at the FAI, prior to the first court hearing.»

Courts are to be given more powers to appoint a more suitable nearest relative.

Near relatives of affected dogs should not be bred to mates with a family history of any autoimmune disease.

Most of our dogs» inherited health issues are far more complex in inheritance than CEA and the only way to know for sure if there is risk in the pedigree is to know as much as possible about your dog's direct progenitors and other near relatives.

It mistreats no stranger merely because he is a stranger in a strange land, nor the infidel because of his infidelity, nor the enemy because of his enmity; nor is a near relative given special treatment in Islamic law because of his relationship, nor is a friend shown partiality for his friendship, nor is a Muslim treated leniently because of his adherence to Islam.

It orders, for instance, that when there is a disagreement between husband and wife they should turn to their family or near relatives for arbitration.

(Surah LXXIV, 2); then the call at first to the near relatives only (Surah XXVI, 214), extended next to the whole town (Surah XXVIII, 59), then to the neighboring towns (Surah VI, 92), and at last to humanity (Surah XXI, 107).

And [in all your dealings] give full measure and weight, with equity: [however,] WE do not burden any human being with more than he is well able to bear; and when you voice an opinion; be just, even though it be [against] one near relative.

God is the «near relative», the protector and avenger of Israel.

We had worried about this a lot before getting pregnant, because we don't have any family close by (our nearest relatives are 3 hours away out of state).

We live 3 hours from the nearest relative, so we called them to give them a heads up, but assumed we would just be sent home.

This meant we would have to change the definition of the «dinosaur» to make sure that, in the future, Diplodocus and its near relatives could still be classed as dinosaurs.»

This new analysis of dinosaurs and their near relatives, published today in the journal Nature, concludes that the ornithischians need to be grouped with the theropods, to the exclusion of the sauropodomorphs.

The nearest relatives of an Australian trapdoor spider live in Africa.

The authors argue that the DNA evidence is flawed and that, based on traditional taxonomy, orang - utans are clearly closer to us than chimps (see «Are orang - utans our nearest relatives?»).

«This is borne out by the fact that Hesperonis — discovered by Othniel Charles Marsh of the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History — which is a near relative of modern birds that still retains teeth and the most primitive stem avian with a modernized beak in the form of fused, elongate premaxillae, also possesses a modern bird palatine bone,» he said.

In other words, we killed off our nearest relatives.

However, a full - grown Europasaurus only measured six to eight meters — about one - fourth the length of its nearest relative, Camarasaurus.

With a volume of 1200 to 1500 cubic centimetres, our brains are three times the size of those of our nearest relative, the chimpanzee.

Whereas the beluga, the narwhal's nearest relative, is known to enter warmer estuarine waters in the summer to molt, this skin - renewal process had never been scientifically documented for narwhal, in part because no scientist has ever spent sufficient time in remote Arctic locations to record such an event.

Not surprisingly, our near relatives, the chimpanzees, are also avid laughers, although differences in their vocal apparatus cause their laughter to sound somewhat more like panting.

Male - biased evolutionary scenarios — Man the Hunter, Man the Toolmaker, and so on — are being challenged by the discovery that females play a central, perhaps even dominant, role in the social life of one of our nearest relatives.

So what makes humans different from our nearest relatives is that we have lost some regulatory DNA (12 March, p...

So what makes humans different from our nearest relatives is that we have lost some regulatory DNA (12 March, p 3 and p 6) which controls how genes are expressed.

Its near relative, Mastacembelus micropectus, has tiny vestigial pectoral fins, which are probably about as useful as the puny arms of Tyrannosaurus rex were.

Large clay pits there preserved a vast accumulation of footprints from dinosaurs and their near relatives, yielding a nearly unbroken record of this ecosystem — everything from insects to branches to vertebrates — covering 75 million years.

Jeanie is co-chair of the Borlaug Global Rust Initiative and is involved with the Jeanie Borlaug Laube Women and Triticum Mentor Award which honours mentors of both genders who support women working in triticum (cereal grain) and its nearest relatives and is also the vice president of the Borlaug Training Foundation.

7 Scientists Get Inside the Mind (and Genes) of the Neanderthal Two studies offer new perspectives on the nature and fate of our nearest relative...

Humans harbour different, less diverse gut flora than our nearest relatives, which makes sense in light of our diet but could have a health downside

The World Conservation Union lists sea horses and their near relatives as endangered.

That species descriptor will be used as part of a two - word Latin name that puts the species into a genus with its near relatives.

Australopithecus bahrelghazali was perhaps the most enigmatic of early hominins, feeding only on sedges rather than a broad diet like its nearest relatives

Humankind's nearest relative is even closer than we thought: chimpanzees display remarkable behaviors that can only be described as social customs passed on from generation to generation