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Gaussian matching method was selected as a mathematical equivalent of polygonal meshes for the analysis of the average divergence from the surface (as per GOM Inspect developers′ recommendations).

Also shown is the average divergence from the prior over stimuli (Prior).

For instance, the average divergence from consensus of family hobo_AC is 1.12%, whereas the divergence of its nonautonomous relatives ranges from 0.49% to 1.15%.

The pairwise divergence between elements and the average divergence from the consensus sequence were calculated using Kimura's 2-parameter method in MEGA 4.0 (Tamura et al. 2007).

Table 2 shows that most of the genetic divergence was caused by the upland and southern groups (average divergence from the other populations: FST = 0.191 and FST = 0.174 respectively).

In some cases, age of Helitrons was also calculated based on the average divergence from the consensus and the estimated neutral mutation rate (Ray et al. 2008) (supplementary materials and methods, Supplementary Material online).

The timing of amplification of HeligloriaB_Ml in bat was estimated based on the average divergence of copies from the consensus sequence (3.8%) to be 14.1 Ma based on the neutral substitution rate as in Pace et al. (2008).

The average divergence of Adh sequences from D. hydei/D.

After aligning translated W. smithii contigs and singletons from this transcriptome with other insects, we determined that there was no significant difference in the average divergence of W. smithii from the six other taxa between the core feedback-loop genes and post-translational modifiers.

We estimated the age of the BuT5 copies in D. mojavensis with the formula t = K/ r (Kapitonov and Jurka 1996), where K is the average divergence of the copies from their consensus sequence and r the neutral substitution rate (0.0111 substitutions per bp per Myr; Tamura 2004).

This variant was related to RABVs found in bats of the genera Histiotus, Nyctinomops, and Tadarida from Chile and Brazil but appears to be an independent lineage; its branch length and pairwise average divergence of 5% separate it from its closest relatives.