Search Results - "Human migration"

Patterns and factors of out-migration in the Meghna Estuarine Islands of Bangladesh by Siddiqui, Md Rezwan

“…Although migration may be regarded as fundamentally social and economic in nature natural hazards are found to be increasingly responsible for human migration. Given this context this paper explores the trends and factors of out-migration in Meghna Estuarine Islands. …”
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Unveiling linguistic dynamic: exploring the Pahang dialect and its historical significance by Muhammad Norsyafiq Zaidi, Rahim Aman, Shahidi A.H., Nurul Shuhada Shafie

“…Our findings emphasize the importance of expanding phonological and historical linguistic research along the Pahang River, shedding light on the linguistic aspects of human migration waves. A deeper exploration of phonological patterns and historical linguistic dynamics within the region will provide a more comprehensive understanding of migration patterns. …”
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Refugee protection in Malaysia: a historical and international law perspective within the ASEAN context by Athirah Mohd Anuar, Nadhilah A. Kadir

“…The factors precipitating large-scale human migration and instances of these exodus can be traced back over several centuries. …”
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Micropropagation Of Common Fig (Ficus Carica L.) Cv. Violette De Solliès by Ling, Wan Ting

“…Fig is native to Western Asia and introduced throughout the Mediterranean basin countries together with the human migration. It is an important food crop known for its high economic, nutritional and pharmaceutical values. …”
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Phylogeography Study Of The Indigenous People Of Sabah: Kadazan, Dusun, Rungus And Bajau by Gan, Yee Min

“…Phylogeography is a field of study that applies phylogenetic research in the field of archaeology to study past human migration and settlement patterns. In Southeast Asia (SEA), it has been extensively used to study the Austronesian diaspora, possibly the most widespread movement of a single ethnolinguistic group. …”
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In search of 'home' in the transnational imaginary: food, roots, and routes in memoirs by Asian Australian women writers by Ahmad, Siti Nuraishah, Ramlan, Wan Nur Madiha

“…In a transnational world, these relations have become more pronounced as food is one the cultural goods that travel in the global networks of human migration and mobility. In diasporic and/or transnational writing, the preparation and consumption of food often appear as ways of maintaining or examining one’s ties with “home.” …”
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Population genetic structure of Peninsular Malaysia Malay sub-ethnic groups by Wan Isa, Wan Nur Hatin, Ab Rajab, Nur Shafawati, Zahri, Mohd Khairi, Xu, Shuhua, Jin, Li, Tan, Soon Guan, Idid, Mohammed Rizman, Alwi, Zilfalil, The HUGO Pan-Asian SNP Consortium

“…Patterns of modern human population structure are helpful in understanding the history of human migration and admixture. We conducted a study on genetic structure of the Malay population in Malaysia, using 54,794 genome-wide single nucleotide polymorphism genotype data generated in four Malay sub-ethnic groups in peninsular Malaysia (Melayu Kelantan, Melayu Minang, Melayu Jawa and Melayu Bugis). …”
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Ranging behaviour of Rattus novergicus using radio-telemetry in wet market at Petaling Jaya by Mohd Salim, Nurul Awatif

“…Rattus norvegicus has spread over the past decades and established themselves along routes of human migration and now can be found everywhere (Yoshida, 1980). …”
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Genetic variations of six orang asli sub-groups in Peninsular Malaysia using autosomal and x-chromosome short tandem repeats (STRs) analysis by Abdullah, Nur Azeelah

“…The Orang Asli sub-groups were plotted closed to each other in the Principal Component Analysis (PCA), suggesting some degree of common ancestry between the subgroups.These findings indicate the uniqueness of the Orang Asli sub-groups and the evidence of their ancient genetic affinities as they represent the first human migration wave out of Africa. The STR and X-STR profile dataset are important for forensic applications and for establishment of the Orang Asli population data in Peninsular Malaysia, which are currently not available for this population.…”
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In search of home in the transnational imaginary: food, roots, and routes in memoirs by Asian Australian women writers by Ahmad, Siti Nuraishah, Ramlan, Wan Nur Madiha

“…In a transnational world, these relations have become more pronounced as food is one the cultural goods that travel in the global networks of human migration and mobility. In diasporic and/or transnational writing, the preparation and consumption of food often appear as ways of maintaining or examining one's ties with "home." …”
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Association of SNP markers with height increment in two MPOB-Angola oil palm populations, Malaysia by Ong, Pei Wen

“…The palms included in the study could have originated from other provinces due to human migration during the civil war in Angola. AMOVA analysis indicated the main contribution to the total genetic variation was due to variation within populations (99%) and remaining 1% was explained by variation between populations. …”
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Distribution of HLA alleles in the semang and senoi orang asli populations in Peninsular Malaysia by Abd Razak, Tasnim

“…Several waves of human migration into Peninsular Malaysia led to the stratification of various ethnic groups. …”
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Understanding the genetic history of the Malay and Orang Asli populations in Peninsular Malaysia by killer cell immunolobulin-like receptors (KIR) by Abidin, Nur Waliyuddin Hanis Zainal

“…The KIR3DL2 gene could be the best marker for population studies, as it comprises signature alleles (KIR3DL2*001 and *002) that support the theory of modern human migration. Comprehensive datasets generated from this research demonstrate the value of KIR genes content and allelic polymorphisms in elucidating genetic relationships between the Malays and OA with other world populations.…”
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Geenetic relationship among the negrito (Semang) tribes of peninsular Malaysia: the microsatellite approach by Peng, Hoh Boon

“…If carried out using sufficient sample sizes and loci, a study such as this would be helpful in understanding pre-historic human migrations in the Malay Archipelago which currently remains largely unknown. …”
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Schistosoma mansoni and Biomphalaria snails in Lake Victoria: distribution, genetics and ecological dynamics by Standley, Claire J.

“…This contrasted with earlier work which had suggested that the populations of S. mansoni ; in Lake Albert and Lake Victoria appeared segregated; the greater and more extensive sampling presented in this thesis revealed a cross-over of haplotypes between the two lakes, potentially associated again with human migration throughout the region, but also suggesting that adaptation and compatibility with local Biomphalaria populations for successful transmission might be less crucial than previously assumed. …”
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Caryl Phillips’s novels: a reminder of a forgotten issue by Mani, Manimangai, Jujar Singh, Hardev Kaur

“…Therefore, this phenomenon has borne many writings on human migrations and assimilation in their new homes. Most of these writings are the works of writers who themselves were affected by this movement across continents. …”
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