Heterosis and the idea that the allelic content of the inversion evolves after inversions arise are also assumed, leading to different alleles in populations within the same inversion [ 12, 13].
Therefore, both the origin and the gene content of these inversions are of special interest in an evolutionary and epidemiological context: ecotypic differentiation is increasing the vectorial capacity of this already proficient carrier of malaria [21].
In addition, AT content of the inversions excluding the AT-exclusive segments was higher (72.0%) than the average AT content of the entire human-chimpanzee alignments (59.3%), suggesting that ultramicro inversions preferentially occurred in AT-rich regions.
While a small number of allozyme studies have shown differences in allelic content of the same inversion among populations in Drosophila (e.g., [ 20, 21, 30]), they are characterized by low sample sizes and analyses involving only a few loci [ 13].
Shoemaker (1991) contends that this strong sort of inversion is possible, i.e., that sensory qualities could invert with respect to representational contents.
At higher water content, after inversion to a water-external system, the viscosity decreases with further addition of water.
Sharp decrease in viscosity reduction occurred at 80% oil content using both salt concentrations indicating inversion point above oil content of 70%.
We show by means of several synthetic tests and theoretical considerations that local minima trapping (common in full bandwidth time-domain inversion) can be avoided by starting the inversion with only the low frequency content of the data.
To detect the confidence of inversion, we compared our predicted inversions with previously published maps.
The effect of inversion and the delay by inversion interaction were both non-significant, ps >.05.
