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(e) A calbindin-expressing RV-eGFP labeled input neuron in the deep subdivision of the CA1sp providing input to mPFC SST INs (SST-Cre mouse).

The two layers of white matter in the deep subdivision are often rather indistinct and do not appear to demarcate cellular distributions.

Therefore, we simply divided the deep subdivision into two regions: the intermediate gray (IGR) layer and the deep layers (DLs) including the deep white, deep gray, and intermediate white layers.

Neuroanatomically, the SC has two divisions: a superficial subdivision comprising the zonal (ZO), superficial gray (SGR), and optic (OP) layers and a deep subdivision comprising the intermediate gray, intermediate white, deep gray, and deep white layers.

The mammalian superior colliculus (SC) is a seven-layered structure on the roof of the midbrain [ 1] and can be divided into two functionally distinct units: a superficial subdivision and a deep subdivision [ 2, 3].

The structure of the dendrograms generated from the genome collection were similar whether we used homology in the core genome or gene content differences to determine their relationships, with the deepest subdivision being between the clades denoted 1 and 2. Human-colonizing E.coli are generally grouped into the four phylogroups: A, B1, B2 and D [ 2].

As expected, the deepest subdivision detected in our phylogenies corresponded to the basal 'F' and 'S' mtDNA clades (Debruyne 2005), and the mtDNA pattern was nonmonophyletic for forest and savanna elephant species (Debruyne 2005; Roca et al. 2005; Lei et al. 2009).

In recent years, deep genetic subdivision in Southwest China, with associated suggestions of multiple glacial refugia and contact zones in this region, have been reported for several taxa, including the greater horseshoe bat [38] and the ring-necked pheasant [39].

Our analysis reveals a pattern of deep genetic subdivision among geographically isolated populations of Grylloblatta in California.

Lineage A serves as an example of one of the lineages with deep phylogeographic subdivision dating to the mid-Pleistocene (~1.51 Mya).

A previous multi-locus phylogeny of grylloblattid populations in both the Pacific Northwest and northeastern Asia [ 39] showed a recurrent pattern of deep genetic subdivision over a small geographical area, suggesting that California grylloblattids might provide similar levels of phylogenetic substructure.