Examples of using Progenitors in English and their translations into Danish
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compared with the ages which must have elapsed since the first organic beings, the progenitors of innumerable extinct
judging from the condition of the great toe in the fœtus; and our progenitors, no doubt,
As the progenitors of man became more
It deserves notice that, as soon as the progenitors of man became social(and this probably occurred at a very early period), the principle of imitation, and reason,
that these old species were the progenitors of all the species[page] 379 belonging to the same groups which have subsequently appeared,
they must have been inherited from progenitors who were thus characterised.
the more ancient forms, or early progenitors of each group, so often occupy a position in some degree intermediate between existing groups.
it has not passed the original sin- the first sin committed in the Garden of Eden Adam and Eve progenitors.
in comparison with his progenitors.
weaker, in comparison with his progenitors.
compared with the ages which must have elapsed since the first organic beings, the progenitors of innumerable extinct
turns its progenitors into so-called"dandies","pampered women""zoot suiters" or other kinds of representatives of very poorly camouflaged"vanity.
it is probable that their progenitors were similarly coloured.
From these various considerations it is probable that the Simiadæ were originally developed from the progenitors of the existing Lemuridæ;
The early male progenitors of man were,
it is possible that the progenitor or progenitors of these several species, whilst furnished with eyes,
Progenitor activated.
The Progenitor is activated.
His DNA is still pure. Because Dracula is the progenitor of the vampire race.
The progenitor of this sport is Finland.