- Industry: Archaeology
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Genetic sources of phenotypic variation among individuals of a population; includes dominance genetic variance, additive genetic variance, and epistatic genetic variance.
Industry:Archaeology
Relatively small and autonomous groups, usually of agriculturalists, who regulate their own affairs; in some cases, they may join together with other comparable segmentary societies to form a larger ethnic unit.
Industry:Archaeology
The DNA synthesis that takes place in both directions away from the origin of the replication point.
Industry:Archaeology
A chromosomal mutation resulting in the loss of a segment of the genetic material and the genetic information contained therein from a chromosome.
Industry:Archaeology
A mutational change resulting in a protein with a wild-type function because of an unchanged amino acid sequence.
Industry:Archaeology
Genetic variance that arises from epistatic interactions among genes.
Industry:Archaeology
