genetic memory

Finally we'll get the chance to see what all this genetic memory stuff is about.

She still has the experience of revolution in her genetic memory.

Language, in the modern view, is considered to be only a partial product of genetic memory.

Europe came to this island, and the genetic memory of that coming survives.

Amy's pictures seemed to be a clear case of specific genetic memory."

They have a limited genetic memory that allows them to feel bits of a forgotten past.

Yes, it was hard at times to separate the genetic memory from the chord of living flesh.

Maybe it's in the genetic memory by now.

"That touring life style feels right to me, almost as if it's a genetic memory.

It touched a genetic memory that vibrated to a wrong rhythm.

It makes one inclined to believe in genetic memory."

She had been educated by the kelp's store of genetic memories, human and otherwise.

"It's almost like we have a genetic memory to run long distances," Jurek said.

In Modern Psychology, genetic memory is generally considered a false idea.

She was born with a total genetic memory and some form of thigmocommunication common to the kelp.

These ideas are directly related to genetic memory.

Instinct and genetic memory would go into play.

Immediately he answered, for the No'ui jvere made with genetic memory.

Genetic memory was first proposed by Marais in 1911, and it has been vigorously debated ever since.

The human shapes contained very little genetic memory.

Muad'Dib set himself the task of integrating genetic memory into ongoing evaluation.

The cult didn't seem to realize that the Ontongard had genetic memory with perfect recall.

Each individual therefore carries a unique genetic memory of its immune system's close encounters with pathogens.

"I've always believed in genetic memory," she said.

Something stirred this blue kelp deep within itself, setting its genetic memories tingling.