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These analyses suggested that the additional signal on the repeat-rich OWM "marker-chromosome" may be due to diverged CAGGG repeats within the Y-chromosomal cosmid probe.
In part, this is due to diverging and rapidly changing vocabularies for talking about the emotions.
Differences in homologous protein structures are thought to be due to evolutionary plasticity to accommodate diverged sequences during evolution.
This may be due to ancestral N-terminal sequences having diverged significantly in each lineage.
To assess whether this low coverage might be due to fast evolving proteins that have diverged beyond recognition, we restricted the analysis to the subgroup of 65 CEGs with high conservation ('Group 4' as defined in [ 26]).
The fact that we found relatively few overlapping sequences in the different pheromone gland databases may either be due to unsaturated coverage or to highly diverged gene expression patterns between species leading to the species-specific pheromone blends.
These diverging results may be due to more variance in how familiar preschool teachers and caregivers are with the children in the US compared to in Norway.
This may be due to distant paralogs retaining flanking genes, but diverging in their coding sequences enough to be distinguishable by Blastp.
We hypothesised that this could be due to the fact that the survival curves diverged mainly toward the latter time points of the survival assay (Fig. 2).
The existence of shared polymorphisms between these species may thus result from introgression due to secondary contact, but could also be due to ancestral polymorphism shared among these recently diverged species.
