Sentence examples for deepest branches from inspiring English sources

The deepest branches of the tree met at the very center, which represented the common ancestor of all living things.

The deepest branches in these gene trees -- the ones that join nearest to the point of origin -- presumably represent populations that are closest to the ancestral human population.

The reason, the researchers propose, is that the cells bearing the type of receptor the avian virus is known to favor are clustered in the deepest branches of the human respiratory tract, keeping it from spreading by coughs and sneezes.

Many of the deepest branches in Dr. Woese's tree, those that join nearest to the three-way junction of the kingdoms, turned out to belong to organisms that live at high temperatures, like those in the fuming springs in Yellowstone Park or in the volcanic vents that gash the ocean floor.

The new family tree looks only slightly rearranged, but it is a big deal to reposition the deepest branches of dinosaur relationships.

Despite these efforts, the relationships among the deepest branches within Neoaves; the positions of a number of chronically challenging taxa such as shorebirds, mousebirds, owls, and the enigmatic hoatzin; and the identification of the first divergence of Neoaves [proposed to have given rise to two equally large clades designated Metaves and Coronaves (25)] remain unresolved.

In Archaea, the deepest branch is Halobacteriaceae, which is one family of Euryarchaeota.

However, families of either repeat type have been identified in deeper branching phyla among which Termotogae and Planctomycetes, plausibly the deepest branching phylum within the bacterial domain [ 58].

Gloeobacter violaceus, the deepest branch within Cyanobacteria, possesses hemJ in addition to hemY.

In the ML tree, the Clade A species/strains formed the deepest branching lineage within cyanobacteria.

As in the deepest branch of the Charophyceae, the mitochondrial genome evolved in a rather dynamic fashion in the Zygnematales.