According to these studies, the most basal lineages of the Chrysomelidae appear associated with the primitive cycads (Aulacoscelidinae) and conifers (Palophaginae, Orsodacninae), followed by a large diversification of lineages on dicotyledoneous angiosperms (Chrysomelinae, Galerucinae, Cryptocephalinae) and monocots (some bruchids, Criocerinae, Donaciinae, Cassidinae and Hispinae).
Since a large diversification of splicing exists between tissues and species [ 31, 32] and sno-lncRNAs are expressed with tissue- and species-specific patterns, it quite likely that more such RNAs will be uncovered when additional tissues and species samples are examined.
The large diversification of the mimp lineages with members of more than four families and without two identical copies also suggests that mimps are not presently active in Fol4287.
While executives for America Movil have repeatedly described the company's interest in Europe as part of a larger diversification strategy, Mr. Kendall said that Mr. Slim may be attempting to exert pressure on Telefonica on its home Continent to force the Spanish operator to retrench in Latin America.
By and large, this diversification of income streams is seen as a positive thing – the more places we get our money from, the more resilient we are to changes in our ecology.
This review finds that multifunctional agriculture has been commonly recognised in peri-urban areas – a phenomenon that includes a large variety of activities and diversification approaches within the context of environmental, social and economic functions of agriculture.
This may not sound like much time if you are an individual investor simply looking for the next big unicorn, but imagine you were managing a pool of capital where diversification across a large portfolio of companies was required.
Our analyses, employing a dense taxon sampling, provided a framework for examining the influence of habitat and geographical context on the diversification of a large group of Neotropical rodents.
In contrast, there are three clades that display a fan-like structure in which there is a burst of diversification into a large number of sequence clusters at 70% amino acid identity, followed by little or no lineage splitting into sequence clusters at higher identity levels.
As we will see in the next the section, simple growth models based on duplication and diversification can explain a large part of the structures found in protein networks.
In the literature about international diversification, there have been a large number of studies that use a sample of fewer than 100 firms (Hitt et al., 2006).
