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The molecular basis of nutrient signalling is largely comparable across a large evolutionary space, despite striking differences in the presence or number of copies of certain components between species.

Although allele frequencies can be well estimated from intraspecific data, small fitness differences have a large evolutionary impact but can be difficult to estimate with only intraspecific data.

R281 is highly conserved in myosins, with a large evolutionary distance ranging from insects (D. melanogaster) over invertebrates to humans (fig. 6).

This reflects a species with a large evolutionary effective population size and high gene flow, with a recent admixture of lineages that have diverged allopatrically [54].

The data presented in this work clearly demonstrate the role of the phages in the diversification and speciation of X. fastidiosa, both in a short time-scale promoting local and global rearrangements and activation/inactivation of host genes, and in a large evolutionary time-scale promoting speciation within the group by the acquisition of novel "cargo" components.

Direct conservation of mutated residues in our families is not evident across such a large evolutionary divide, but four of the five familial variants we detected lie near or within predicted active site regions of the bacterial enzyme based on molecular modeling and multigenome alignment (Fig. 5)[28].

The results indicate that genes involving in this type of subnetwork-subnetwork connections tend to form an large evolutionary unit, requiring simultaneous retention of interconnected genes.

"This war is part of a larger evolutionary process," Sergei began.

Based on molecular clock estimation, Trigonognathus is thought to have originated around 41 million years ago during the Middle Eocene, as part of a larger evolutionary radiation of etmopterid genera.

To gain insights into the evolutionary history of SLC2A4 at a larger evolutionary scale, we identified regions in the coding sequence associated to different kinds of selection through the evolutionary history of mammals.

Even though different animal species were identified with a larger evolutionary distance, miR-124 still shared the same miRNA haplotype (such as H_5 and H_7) and showed highly evolutionary conservation from Caenorhabditis to Homo (Figure 4).