willerslev造句

• Many Siberian indigenous peoples are totally dependent on trapping as a living?Willerslev 2015.
• He is the son of historian Richard Willerslev and identical twin brother of anthropologist Rane Willerslev.
• He is the son of historian Richard Willerslev and identical twin brother of anthropologist Rane Willerslev.
• Willerslev said that attempts to look further back in history, beyond 400, 000 years, were unsuccessful.
• Analyzing the plant DNA, said Willerslev, gives insight into the types of plants that dominated ancient times and could indirectly give clues to the climate that then existed.
• The journal is edited by Bryan Hood ( Troms?), Liv Helene Willumsen ( Troms?), Roger J鴕gensen ( Troms?), and Rane Willerslev ( Aarhus ).
• Willerslev and collaborators have sequenced the genome of a 700, 000-year-old horse from Yukon in Canada, which as of 2016 is the oldest genome ever sequenced.
• Eske Willerslev, a Danish genetic researcher, visited several Indian reservations in Montana in 2013 to try to engage community members in the decision-making related to the research of Anzick-1.
• Using environmental DNA, Willerslev and collaborators estimated that woolly mammoth in mainland Alaska survived more than 3, 500 years earlier than previously thought, thereby dismissing the Blitzkrieg and Impact hypotheses for megafauna extinction.
• In sediments drilled from the floor of a dry cave in New Zealand, Willerslev and his co-authors found DNA from an extinct animal and from plants that lived before humans colonized that island about 3, 000 years ago.
• In a paper in the scientific journal Nature in 2016 Willerslev and co-authors showed that this ice-free corridor could not sustain humans until much later thereby making it most likely that the early Americans migrated along the Pacific coast.
• Eske Willerslev of the University of Copenhagen, a co-author of the study appearing in the journal Science, said the study found that soil fragments the size of a sugar cube can contain large amounts of DNA from those ancient life forms.
• "' Eske Willerslev "'( born 5 June 1971 ) is a Danish Centre of Excellence in GeoGenetics, a research associate at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, and a Professorial Fellow at St John's College, Cambridge.
• For the feature documentary " Tipping Point : Age of the Oil Sands " ( 2011 ), Thompson featured Dene Elder Francois Paulette and director James Cameron . " Code Breakers " ( 2011 ) ", " about the peopling of the Americas, features the renowned geneticist Eske Willerslev . For " The Perfect Runner " ( 2012 ) ","
• The young science of archaeology, has also benefited from many Danish contributions, with prominent scholars such as Sophus M黮ler, Georg F . L . Sarauw, zoologists, botanists, antiquarians and historians, Danish archaeologists have been, and still are, involved with all kinds of cultural archaeology around the globe, like the Middle East ( Peter Glob, Peter Rowley-Conwy ), the Mediterranean region ( Peter Oluf Br鴑dsted, J鰎gen Zoega ) the Americas ( Peter Wilhelm Lund, Frans Blom, Rane Willerslev ) and the Arctic region ( Therkel Mathiassen, Erik Holtved, Eigil Knuth ).
• Tim Ingold, like Bird-David, argues that animists do not see themselves as separate from their environment : " Hunter-gatherers do not, as a rule, approach their environment as an external world of nature that has to be'grasped'intellectually . . . indeed the separation of mind and nature has no place in their thought and practice . " Willerslev extends the argument by noting that animists reject this Cartesian dualism, and that the animist self identifies with the world, " feeling at once " within " and " apart " from it so that the two glide ceaselessly in and out of each other in a sealed circuit . " The animist hunter is thus aware of himself as a human hunter, but, through mimicry is able to assume the viewpoint, senses, and sensibilities of his prey, to be one with it.