Sentence examples for based on dna data from inspiring English sources

Despite centuries of observation, each year brings the discovery and description of several entirely new avian species and hundreds of other taxonomic "splits" or "lumps" based on DNA data.

Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) based on DNA data from presumed relatives of the missing persons can be considered to be a collection of relationship problems.

Phylogeographic studies and migration analyses based on DNA data suggested that the center of origin of M. graminicola was the Middle East and that the pathogen was dispersed throughout the world during the spread of wheat cultivation [23], [24], [25].

We reconstructed a phylogeny for eight angiosperm species based on DNA data and the Bayesian analysis.

These recent developments make now possible the construction of a large phylogeny based on DNA data for this mammalian order.

These species were chosen because, based on DNA data, they are not closely related [ 2, 3] and are growing sympatrically in Canary Islands.

Therefore, we paid special attention to the inclusion of taxa with unknown phylogenetic positions, or which have been unstable in recent studies based on DNA-data.

In Mutanen et al. [ 9] and the ML analysis based on DNA-data only of the present study (Additional file 8), the sister-group relationship between the two superfamilies was not recovered suggesting that it is the addition of morphological data that brings about this relationship in the present result.

The correlation between pairwise modified Roger's distance (MRD) estimates among all inbreds based on simple sequence repeat (SSR) data from a previous study [ 3] and based on DNA polymorphism data from RAD sequencing was ρ = 0.92.

Furthermore, we acknowledge that the targets of this study, chosen for their phylogenetic applicability (the data has been used in Moore, in prep, Phylogeny of the Flanged Bombardier Beetles (Carabidae: Paussinae) based on DNA sequence data) are multicopy genes, thus rendering them potentially easier to PCR amplify than single copy nuclear genes.

The variation of bile salts is consistent with current molecular-based phylogenies of reptiles and mammals, including the recent reclassification of squamate groups based on DNA sequencing data and studies showing that pinnipeds form a monophyletic group with Carnivora [ 35].