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Collectively, the luminous, temporal, and chromatic properties of the visual systems of these three mid-Atlantic temperate reef fishes are consistent with inferences based on ecology and lifestyle.

Nested clade analyses using CYTB within each of the four studied regions show patterns of differentiation that are consistent with inferences of restricted gene flow and fragmentation (Table 3).

Most phylogenetic relationships in the tree are consistent with inferences based on nuclear gene data; most inconsistencies are not well supported in the mitochondrial phylogeny and are probably artifactual due to either the relatively small data matrix and/or known phylogenetic artifacts such as long-branch attraction (LBA; Felsenstein 1978).

This observation is consistent with inferences from a previous study (Zerjal et al. 2003).

Expansion in Central and Southeastern areas appears to have been more recent in both demographic and spatial contexts, than in Northeast Tasmania, which is consistent with inferences for other taxa of greater stability and persistence in Northeast Tasmania during the Last Glacial Maximum.

The monophyly of the genus Salix in our results is consistent with inferences from previous phylogenetic analyses of morphological and molecular data e.g., [ 5, 7, 9, 16, 17], and support the view that Salix is a natural group that should not be further split at the generic level.

The lack of assortative female preference found between N-RED and S-RED is consistent with inference from a molecular study of the hybrid zone of this pair of lineages [28], which found evidence for substantial post-mating isolation but no pre-mating isolation.

In other words, agents must necessarily (if implicitly) make inferences about the causes of their sensory signals and sample those that are consistent with those inferences.

These results are consistent with structural inferences from the ATP synthase complex.

These results are consistent with the inferences made based on homology alone in that they suggest that Fer1 and Fer2 BCPs are sulfocyanins and that A- and Gplasma BCPs are rusticyanins.

The inferred phylogeny of acanthomorph teleosts resolves relationships among the major notothenioid lineages, namely Bovichtidae, Pseudaphritis, Eleginops and the Antarctic Clade that are consistent with previous inferences using morphology and molecular data [ 8, 16, 17, 20, 22].