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The FLE in flash-initiated conditions suggests an early origin of the FLE within the visual system (see [2] for review) and together with an FLE in specific flash-terminated conditions [6] speaks against the idea that only the sensorimotor system uses predictive mechanisms to compensate for delays in visual processing.
Our results futhermore suggest an early origin of this enzyme, prior to the Archaea/Bacteria split.
This argues for an early origin of the NPY/F family.
The phylogenetic distribution of U12 introns and spliceosomal RNAs give further support to an early origin of U12 dependent splicing.
The data indicate an early origin of WRKY genes in eukaryota and tremendous gene amplifications in the plant lineage.
However, our results still suggest an early origin of KDM1 genes prior to the divergence of animals and plants.
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However, studies of mitochondrial DNA indicate an earlier origin of Passer species, with speciation occurring as early as the late Miocene and early Pliocene, about 5 million years ago.
Israeli palaeontologist Eitan Tchernov, who described the species, and others have considered it to be close to the ancestor of the house and Spanish sparrows, but molecular data point to an earlier origin of modern sparrow species.
The presence of Panphagia at the base of the early Carnian Ischigualasto Formation suggests an earlier origin of Sauropodomorpha during the Middle Triassic.
Clues to an earlier origin of the neurotrophin/Trk/p75NTR system arise from proteins in some protostomes bearing homology to either one of the signaling components of the neurotrophin/Trk/p75NTR system.
Despite an earlier origin of the genus Fucus, most current species have evolved within a relatively short time frame starting 4-3 Ma in the Pleistocene.
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