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We further demonstrate that taxa in topographically complex areas have older coalescent histories than those in the geologically younger deserts, and that both ancient and more recent aridification events have contributed to these patterns.

To the extent that selection has caused or contributed to these patterns, it seems that timing of stigma receptivity, flower size and pollen tube growth rate have responded to climatic or other large-scale factors [58] [59] whereas sporophytic fitness traits reflect adaptation to local habitat conditions [60] [62].

The entropy patterns that were given the largest weights in the extraction of AF2Dpos (as shown in Fig. 2b) were identified, and the pixels in two example nuclei that contributed to these patterns were identified and visualized (Fig. 2e).

To assess these transcription patterns and understand what genes contributed to these patterns, we used WGCNA, statistical analyses of eigengene values, and GO enrichment analyses to identify/characterize gene modules with specific phenotype × diet patterns.

Although the reasons were not fully clear for these trends, public health measures in Asian populations and HCV transmission in European, American and Oceanian populations were likely to have contributed to these patterns.

It is tempting to speculate that the whole genome duplication event at the base of the Heliantheae [ 57] may have provided a genomic disturbance which contributed to the biased distribution of TE family abundance in this tribe, or directed integration of Gypsy elements may have contributed to these patterns [ 11, 29, 58].

Demographic statistics suggest rapid expansion occurring in California and past expansions in New Zealand; multiple introductions of diverse, genetically fragmented lineages could contribute to these patterns.

We note that our environmentally similar plot pairs are embedded into landscapes with differing ranges of macroclimatic condition and differing degrees of environmental heterogeneity in the Alps and the Scandes which might contribute to these patterns.

Differences in expression of several carbohydrate metabolism genes suggest both genetic and transcriptional mechanisms contribute to these patterns and may play a role in exacerbating the disproportionate levels of obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease observed in Americans with African ancestry.

Genetic and environmental factors that may contribute to these patterns are discussed.

Sociomedical phenomena that may contribute to these patterns are explored further in the discussion section.