Disney's Polynesian Resort 'nestled' along Seven Seas Lagoon at 1600 Seven Seas Drive, Lake Buena Vista, Florida. Can you believe reality at times?

and down here what is there other than maybe sex delicious in the morning, sweat soaked sex glistening upon tongues and cheeks, the moisture of love and lovers resplendent

seven daughters

Unlike hamsters, which share one type of mtDNA, the [European] human test subjects' DNA clearly fit into seven distinct groups: the seven daughters on the European family tree. The "daughters" notion is more figurative than literal, as it broadly refers to seven matriarchal genetic groups, rather than to seven individual women.

Leonardo Salviati, a post doctoral researcher at Columbia University who specializes in mitochondrial DNA studies, says Sykes' theory "is plausible ... mitochondrial DNA allows us to trace human evolution," says Salviati. "DNA mutates at a very slow rate, so if you can accumulate mutations and categorize them in specific groups, you can draw direct ancestral lineages."

Further, all seven of the genetic groups appear to be descended from the "Lara" clan, one of three clans that still exist today in Africa.

Native Americans... appear to have descended from Asians who migrated to the Americas sometime between 30,000 and 3000 BC. Melton says they seem to have limited mtDNA variations, meaning that they probably descended from just a few Asian lineages.

Mathematics was once said to be 'unreasonably adept' at capturing the dance of nature. The key to DNA is the interplay of four chemical components, called, A, C, T and G. Odd numerical games are sometimes played. Pairs of A, C, T and G join together following a few simple rules, and then twist in a spiral that resembles a twisted ladder. Sequences of DNA play a role in determining behaviour in everything from the morphology of branching to what living things look like. Humans and trees share around 25% of the same genes (the branching and transportation genes). Rats aren't far way, at around 86% shared with human. Monkeys, gorillas, chimpanzees and their cousins come in at up to 94-96% shared. All differences in race, gender and skin colour accounts for less than 1% of DNA It was once said you could probably cobble together a human, that in the end you might not even need a human to clone one.

We are both identified, and nullified by DNA At the very instance of quantifying what 'I' structurally might be, our shared identity (e.g. Maori DNA is descendent from Chinese) with all other races and humans is revealed.

What does DNA have to do with seven? For example, see the paragraph sixth above this one.

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The "Lucky 7" dice roll is found on quite a lot of hoodoo curio packaging, including 7-day candles; the character called Lady Luck, in her Irish-American World War Two incarnation, wears dice for earrings and they always show 7.

Seven Nations (Celtic band).

Maori fractals, gallery seven.

The film Seven (New Line Cinema).