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The transcriptome of dormant conidia was shown to be highly differentiated from that of germinating conidia and major changes in response to environmental shift occurred within the first hour of germination.
In this case, evolution on islands may have been more rapid than the rate of change on continents [ 13], and island populations are thus expected to be highly differentiated from both a genetic and an ecological point of view.
Preliminary analyses revealed the Cerro Zamorano population to be highly differentiated from other B. alpina populations (see Discussion), so it was treated as a different lineage from B. alpina.
Regions under selection early in dog domestication should be highly differentiated from those in the gray wolf, whereas regions selected during breed formation should show differentiation signals between dog breeds.
The multidimensional scaling (MDS, Fig. 1) plot analysis of 11 Spanish sheep breeds with a wide geographic distribution (Supplementary Fig. S1) revealed that the Canaria de Pelo breed is highly differentiated from the remaining populations.
We found no indication of significant higher-level (regional) structure in the geographic distribution of B-like variants of Gp-9 in S. invicta, although local populations are highly differentiated from one another.
However, X. fastidiosa subsp. pauca is highly differentiated from the other three subspecies (about 3%; see 7), suggesting long-term isolation, which makes South America an unlikely source for X. fastidiosa subsp. fastidiosa.
Populations in midwestern USA and western Mexico were highly differentiated from the rest of the sites under study.
Our results suggest that the genetic structures of inland populations in Lake Biwa were highly differentiated from those of coastal populations.
Camden Park is highly differentiated from other East Australian populations, despite close proximity to some of them (Table S5).
The Mexican Morelos and Oaxaca populations were highly differentiated from other haplotypes, forming a cluster of closely-related haplotypes.
