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MtSSU and rDNA 28S genes were too highly conserved to provide phylogenetic resolution within the R. oryzae complex (data not shown).

For example, sequences of the mtSSU and 28S rDNA genes were too highly conserved to provide any phylogenetic resolution within the R. oryzae complex.

Our results suggest that the barcoding fragment may be too conserved to provide unambiguous barcodes for every demosponge species, because some haplotypes in our analysis are shared by several otherwise morphologically divergent species.

Secondly, while the NBDs of different transporters show a similar length and organisation, their sequence is too conserved to provide a meaningful degree of resolution in phylogenetic analysis.

In fact, unless helical phasing is conserved to provide allowance for protein binding, even a change in spacer length by one base pair can drastically alter gene expression levels [ 12].

In this line, recent reports indicate that, under optimal conditions, not all nutrients are used by the pupa, and part of the energy is conserved to provide sustenance during the early period of adult life that precedes feeding.

In such systems, photon resonances can be tailored to target particular frequencies and conserved wavevectors to provide pinpoint control over thermal emission.

Page A8 EUROPE BRACES FOR DROUGHT European nations, suffering from a major drought and high temperatures, started preparing emergency plans to conserve water, to provide millions of dollars' worth of aid to farmers and to even send soldiers to deliver hay for cattle.

The set of co-orthologs 248 AS genes conserved in the four plants, with 53 of them conserved to B. distachyon, are provided in Additional file 3: Table S2 (can be downloaded at http://proteomics.ysu.edu/altsplice/).ysu.edu/altsplice/

We examined landscape supplementation (sensu [Oikos 65 (1992) 169]) by forest birds along forest/savanna boundaries in central Brazil to: (1) verify the role of savanna vegetation in providing resources to forest bird communities; (2) suggest minimum amounts of savannas to be conserved within corridors, to provide adequate foraging habitat for forest birds outside reserves.

11) While we appreciate that the RdRp is highly conserved and unlikely to provide strong statistical supports, there are unequivocal statements about phylogenetic relationships that may not have any support.