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A modified Nafion membrane was employed to segregate the two photocatalysts in the twin reactor so that hydrogen and oxygen can be evolved separately.

The inference of two rather than four clusters and the complex geographical structure among them suggests that the described species have shared gene flow too recently to be evolving separately.

The other two were thigh muscle and kidney.Metabolic enhancementRoughly speaking, you would expect differences between the metabolomes of two species to be proportional to the amount of time they have been evolving separately.

This suggests that the two regions are evolving separately.

Eutherians and marsupials have been evolving separately for up to 160 million years [ 36].

Both marsupials and eutherian mammals have genomic imprinting but these two subgroups have been evolving separately for up to 160 million years.

Repertoire-wide sequence comparisons suggest that the conserved homologs are evolving separately from other var genes and that genes in group A have diverged from other groups.

Japanese Viburnum species represent six major clades (Lantana Opulus Pseudotinus Solenotinus Succodontotinus, and the isolated V. urceolatum), which have long been evolving separately ([ 15]; Figure 3).

wMelPop and the wMelCS strain from Canton-S flies have been evolving separately for at least 70 years, and yet show very little detectable genetic divergence.

In summary, the hosts harboring Blattabacterium strains have been evolving separately for a very long time; however, the genomic and metabolic architecture of these symbiotic bacteria remains strikingly stable.

The homologs encoded by the cheA genes are clustered in three groups of the phylogenetic tree, demonstrating that the multiple cheA genes did not result from recent gene duplication events, but are paralogs that have been evolving separately for some time, which suggests that they play distinct cellular roles.