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Using this approach the average divergence within species-level OTUs was 1.3%, and the maximum distance was 4.6%.

This level of divergence is similar to that observed in the human alpha satellite family (20 40% average divergence, with limited sequence divergence between copies of the HORs within a given array) (Willard and Waye 1987; Alexandrov et al. 1988, 2001).

The sequence divergence between the wild and domestic camels was estimated as 2.4 ± 0.2%, that is, less than the average divergence between species within a genus, but falling into the range for subspecies.

The blue point shows the average divergence for genomic regions within significant LD pairs, and whiskers denote a 95% confidence interval estimated by resampling genomic regions with replacement.

In a control step, we determined average divergence rates for all pairwise combinations within the largest tandem array in every species and did not find significant deviations (data not shown).

We computed the net nucleotide divergence d, which is the average divergence between B. azoricus and B. puteoserpentis minus the average sequence divergence within both species (πputeo+πazo)/2).

The average divergence between a patrilocal and a matrilocal tribe is therefore similar to the average divergence between pairs of populations within the two groups, the latter being actually a mean of the very different divergence values observed among patrilocal and matrilocal tribes (see the AMOVA schemes 1 and 2).

Average divergence between GMYC clades was 2.8%.

Indeed, the average divergence among the lemur malaria haplotypes is twice the average divergence observed among well characterized rodent parasite species and at least one order of magnitude greater than the polymorphism observed within Plasmodium species (e.g. P. vivax, P. knowlesi, P. chabaudi, and P. falciparum (Table 2).

The average divergence for each MITE family was calculated.

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