However, phylogenetic analyses conducted by different authors result in conflicting patterns of relationships for these Mesozoic taxa, including whether these are all within crown-group Anura28,32,33,34,35,36.
My best friend and I had often joked about the conflicting patterns of our personalities, as though the differences between us excused the friendship from the trivial spats that other friends routinely endured.
We suggest that these conflicting patterns of species segregation are, in part, caused by local adaptation of Scandinavian M. trossulus to the extremely low salinity Baltic Sea environment.
Careful comparison of Figure 1 and 2 suggests conflicting patterns of correspondence between macro-social indicators and suicide rates.
Of more interest are those 34 genes with conflicting patterns of differential homoeolocus expression (see Additional file 14: Table S5).
Phenotypic and molecular genetic data often provide conflicting patterns of intraspecific relationships confounding phylogenetic inference, particularly among birds where a variety of environmental factors may influence plumage characters.
Conflicting patterns of relationship between molecular and morphological data, each with good support, is found, for example, in the position of Douglasiidae.
Worse, a single protein may share different local regions of significant similarity with mutually exclusive partners, i.e. show conflicting patterns of homology.
These conflicting patterns of interaction specificity indicate that further work is necessary before any general conclusions about interaction specificity at lower taxonomic levels can be drawn.
