See: Cell lineage.

A line of instruction that has been passed down from Spiritual Guide to disciple, with each Spiritual Guide in the line having gained personal experience of the instruction before passing it on to oth [..]

late 17c., from Middle English linage "line of descent; an ancestor" (c. 1300), from Old French lignage "descent, extraction, race" (11c.), from ligne "line," from Latin [..]

line of descendants of a particular ancestor.

Any continuous line of descent; any series of organisms connected by reproduction by parent of offspring.

A lineage is all descendants of a specific ancestor.

A series of ancestral and descendant populations through time; usually refers to a single evolving species, but may include several species descended from a common ancestor. © 2005 by Sinauer [..]

A traditional method of paying freelance journalists for the number of lines - or column inches/column centimetres - of their work which appeared in a newspaper according to set rates.

See cellular lineage

See evolutionary lineage

A series of entities (e.g., organisms, populations) that form a single unbroken and unbranched sequence of ancestors and descendants. That a lineage is unbranched does not deny the existence of side-b [..]

A kinship-based corporate group composed of members related by descent from a known ancestor.

progenies

Unilineal descent group based on demonstrated descent.

a unilineal descent group composed of people who trace their genealogies through specified links to a common ancestor.

The developmental history of specific differentiated Cell types as traced back to the original Stem Cells in the Embryo.

A group of ancestral-descendant species that are reproductively isolated from other lineages, a line of common descent.

    An historical sequence of ancestors and descendants.

genealogical descent from a common ancestor; dog's pedigree or family tree.

An ordered sequence of objects based on a "location -aware" resource. The lineage of any given resource is composed of itself, its parent, its parent's parent, and so on. The or [..]

A series of ancestral and descendant populations through time; usually refers to a single evolving species, but may include several species descended from a common ancestor.

Descent in a line from a common progenitor; progeny; race; descending line of offspring or ascending line of parentage. *of a family tree * Persian: (????,tr=tabâr|sc=fa-Arab) * Portuguese: (linhag [..]

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all the people who can trace their origin back through one common ancestor