| The Peloponnesian army under King Archidamus reached the borders of Attica and encamped at the deme of Acharnae. |
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| For convenience, we henceforth drop the superscripts and subscripts indicating deme identities. |
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| If some or all of the samples come from the same deme, the PRF results must be corrected for the effect of drift and migration within demes. |
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| Historically, migration can take ancestors to any deme within the population. |
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| A single population may include more than one deme and demes may be partially isolated from one another. |
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| Two portraits of Socrates frame the Symposium, one painted by Aristodemus, the good thief, the best of the deme, the other by Alcibiades, the bad thief. |
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| So in the summer of 431, a Spartan army invaded Attica, laying waste to Acharnai, a rural deme to the north-west of Athens, within sight of the city walls. |
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| We have studied different aspects of DNA sequence polymorphism within a single deme drawn from a population that has experienced a range expansion. |
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| The word deme refers to an endogamous local population that does not have unilineal descent. |
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| Thus, a deme is a local endogamous community without internal segmentation into clans. |
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| Deme came later to mean a local breeding population, despite the best attempts of its coiner. |
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