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The sequences from Convoluta are extremely divergent, which make its placement likely to be subject to the LBA artefact.

Our pairwise model only allows identification of loci that are extremely divergent between Germany and other populations, but cannot identify loci that reveal evidence of local adaptation among non-German populations.

The proteins that compose the tube (PTP1, 2 and 3) are extremely divergent between members of the group, to the point that synteny is actually the only available way (outside antibody precipitation) to identify and annotate these proteins in newly sequenced genomes [58].

Some genes are extremely divergent.

The latter three are extremely divergent at the sequence level (figs. 2 and 3).

The sequences of these insertions are extremely divergent, thereby precluding us from decrypting their nature.

Saramaccan is considered to be among the most radical of English-based creoles in the Atlantic region because it is extremely divergent from English and features differences such as having a greater proportion of syntactic patterns that reflect the influence of the African substrate languages.

In insects and T. adhaerens, the Nme8-related sequences that could be identified were extremely divergent (Figure 5A, Figure S2) and lacked the 3 NDPK_TX domains found in all eumetazoan Nme8 proteins, including the starlet sea anemone (Figure 5B).

Interestingly, the immunological profiles observed in A. aequinoctialis and A. rimitarae were extremely divergent and did not support this hypothesis, even though both species exhibited significant reductions in genetic diversity and reduced exposure to parasites.

In contrast, the first approximately 50 base pairs at the 5' end of domain I were extremely divergent within individuals.

The EHAP1-like family is extremely divergent and represented thus far only in E. coli and the closely related Salmonella.