Gene ontology enrichment tests showed enrichment for biosynthesis of arginine, histidine, and aromatic amino acids, as well as thiamine and coenzyme A, diverging from the profiles of relatives Akkermansia muciniphilia (in the human colon), Methylacidiphilum infernorum, and the mutualist Wolbachia from filarial nematodes.
There is however, as described previously, evidence of a diverging effect of higher enrolment in formal childcare on fertility intentions for mothers with one child who experience high levels of job strain (see Fig. 1, right panel).
Arabidopsis VRN1 and Glyma11g13220 exhibit conserved as well as diverged functions.
So five out of the seven tenrec genera (Limnogale is taken here as a Microgale) diverged soon after the colonization of Madagascar by carnivores and rodents.
The Australian H9 strains detected in this study again grouped closely and, as a lineage, diverged from the Asian aquatic H9 viruses but were distinct from Eurasian and North American lineages.
An alternative scenario to the hypothesis of recent speciation is that F. radicans may have originated outside the Baltic and entered the newly formed sea as a previously diverged lineage that remained differentiated (and became extinct outside the Baltic Sea).
That is, the absence of a marker indicates that the marker was either lost or gained in one of the two lineages (either as an unrecognizably diverged duplicated gene or through LGT).
In contrast, the sporadic-sound-change model describes the Siberian languages as successively diverging from a Turkic trunk.
The authors aligned their scaffolds to the more advanced genome assemblies of chicken and zebra finch (which are a long way away in evolutionary time, circa 90MY, as far as humankind has diverged from a common ancestor with mice).
Using the trigonometric approach, a cutoff of 0.25 works well as a test for diverging curves.
