- Industry: Archaeology
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A characterization of how well a feature's genetic material is represented in the next generation because of the survival of the group of those relatives who share it.
Industry:Archaeology
A mutation whose effect is to suppress the phenotypic consequences of another mutation in a gene distinct from the gene in which the suppressor mutation is located.
Industry:Archaeology
A worn surface with a sharp edge on the front or back of a tooth that sildes against a similar facet on the opposing tooth in the opposite jaw, producing a scissors-like cutting action.
Industry:Archaeology
The distal end of a flake that turns toward the objective piece removing the lower end of the objective piece, creating a detached piece that has a large distal end relative to the proximal end.
Industry:Archaeology
The study of linguistic divergence between two languages, based on changes in a list of common vocabulary terms and the sharing of common root words.
Industry:Archaeology
A chemical or environmental agent for bacterial operons that brings about the transcription of an operon.
Industry:Archaeology
A mutation whose effect is to suppress the phenotypic consequences of another mutation within the same gene in which the suppressor mutation is located.
Industry:Archaeology
A Y-shaped structure formed when a double-stranded DNA molecule unwinds to expose the two single-stranded template strands for DNA replication.
Industry:Archaeology
