Overall, deep genetic differentiation (major gene pools) follows ecological gradients that may be at the origin of speciation, while diffuse differentiation (minor gene pools) are tentatively interpreted as the signature of past forest fragmentation induced by past climate changes.
The phylogeographic history of the common vole is characterized by a deep genetic differentiation of the five main evolutionary lineages (Western, Freiburg, Central, Eastern and Italian; Figures 2 and 4).
In fact, there is a deep genetic differentiation between M. f. fascicularis from the Asian mainland and from Sundaland [ 16- 21, 23- 26].
The gene flow was most likely limited among lineages based on the low genetic similarity and the deep genetic differentiation revealed by the genetic structure analyses.
The present study shows deep geographical differentiations of A. morrisonia.
The phylogeographic study showed deep genetic differentiations among populations of M. davidii.
Currently there are no large, estuarine-free regions along this shoreline and therefore distance per se cannot be invoked as a major contemporary factor accounting for the much deeper genomic differentiation among than within NW Iberian genetic sectors.
A Smart USA spokesman, Rick Bourgoise, said in a telephone conversation that the new car's design renderings "did not come out of Daimler," signaling a deeper brand-differentiation strategy between Smart's United States and European operations.
The incidence of metastasis depends on the degree of cellular differentiation, deep invasion, and site of the primary tumour.
