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The low bootstrap values supporting the Plant II subfamily are due both to the intrinsic high heterogeneity of the sequences of this group and to the presence of a particularly divergent sequence from the green alga Micromonas pusilla (Accession number ACCP01000105.1).

Alignment of deduced BTPC sequences from various monocotyledon and dicotyledon species places Ser of COS BTPC in a particularly divergent domain comprised of an approx. 140 residue insertion, a unique structural feature of BTPCs [ 7].

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Local directional selection appears to be general and relatively widespread and can be found on a number of geographical scales since the global or regional outliers identified are not exclusively dependent on one or a few particularly divergent cod populations.

Finally, Gr58 is a particularly highly divergent protein with a long branch hence was not included in Figure 1, nevertheless it has all the hallmarks of a Gr, including the TYhhhhhQF motif in TM7 with a phase-0 intron immediately before the final exon encoding this motif (as well as two internal phase-0 introns and one phase-2 intron).

We found that useful signatures of selection can be obtained even when many of the sub-samples are not particularly divergent or cannot be clearly separated using a principal component analysis.

The Sanger Institute's annotation and publication of the complete genome of a different strain of N. lactamica may reveal that some particularly divergent gene families that appear to be absent by microarray hybridization are actually present in N. lactamica, but are too divergent to be detected by our microarray probes (as in Table 3).

The conclusion is that UBQLN1, UBQLN2 and UBQLN4 proteins are very similar, typically having 4 Sti1 domains (although less than four are detected in some cases), while UBQLNL proteins generally have 2 Sti1 domains and UBQLN3 and UBQLN5 usually a single one, being the Sti1 domains in UBQLN3 proteins particularly divergent.

The BoNT proteins are particularly divergent, with amino acid homologies for the BoNT serotypes ranging from 34 64% [19].

In the absence of manual refinement, repeats may remain undetected if they are particularly divergent between the different sequences, and poorly aligned by automated methods.

The regions flanking the VirB6/TrbL domains are particularly divergent across the five duplicates (Figure 3A) and are similar only in a few instances to the sister taxon of Rickettsia, Orientia tsutsugamushi (Figure S4).

Indeed, we find a high and significant correlation between genetics and geography for all HLA genes, both when all populations are considered and when particularly divergent regions are excluded (i.e. TW, OCE and AME).

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