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The inferred phylogeny of acanthomorph teleosts resolves relationships among the major notothenioid lineages, namely Bovichtidae, Pseudaphritis, Eleginops and the Antarctic Clade that are consistent with previous inferences using morphology and molecular data [ 8, 16, 17, 20, 22].

Combined with the observation that many of the A. gambiae species complex internodes are very short, the observed incongruence is consistent with previous inferences of extensive introgression within the A. gambiae species complex (Fontaine et al. 2015).

Therefore, the empirical results were consistent with our previous inferences.

When the data are analyzed up to Q4/2008, the results are consistent with this previous inference for both H1 and H3 viruses.

This suggests that selection has made allele frequencies more intermediate within High; a result consistent with previous quantitative genetic inferences about the allele frequency spectrum at flower size loci (Kelly 2008).

Consistent with previous work on population inference with this panel, three broad population groups may be readily distinguished (European, African, East Asian) and within those broad categories several subgroups are also distinguishable.

The inference is consistent with previous reports and is in accordance with the time in which the H9N2 virus became widespread in poultry throughout China [ 5, 28].

The Bayesian inferences of split times were consistent with previous work.

Consistent with previous reports [34,40], the fluorochrome-labeled images supported the inference that such loading-related bone gain was primarily associated with increased osteogenesis (Fig. 5).

An inference of the retinoid moiety of HBR in Smad4 transcription is consistent with previous findings showing that retinoic acid activation of BMPR/Smad transcription and signaling is an important molecular trait in a number of differentiating processes [33] [36].

Our results show that i) model selection and parameter estimation improve with larger sample sizes and ii) consistent with previous work [ 19, 20], recent demographic events are more challenging and require substantially larger sample sizes for accurate inference.