Sentence examples for derived arrangements from inspiring English sources

However, since these boundaries are also present in the ground plan of chelicerate mt genomes there are no derived arrangements supporting the common ancestry of Acariformes.

The close relationship between these species groups, and the similarity between the chromosomal rearrangements in each group, raises the possibility that the derived arrangements of the sex chromosomes share a common origin.

The Navarro et al. (2000) model assumes that the derived arrangement has swept to intermediate frequency and the increase in frequency of derived arrangements in D. pseudoobscura may not resulted from a simple sweep.

Thus, D.marsupialis has a derived arrangement arising from a fission between C3 and C4.

The three species share a common, derived arrangement with secondary rearrangements in L. pallidum.

Additionally, Coloceras and Campanulotes share the derived arrangement trnN-trnE with Pediculus but no other louse genera.

The observed pattern differs from the expected pattern given a neutral coalescent model where the more derived arrangement has consistently lower heterozygosity (Navarro et al. 2000).

Using Figure 1 as a guide, we ordered genes according to the derived arrangement in plots of heterozygosity along the chromosome.

We examined this prediction by estimating heterozygosity in the proximal, inverted, and distal regions within the five gene arrangements based on the position of the 18 markers relative to the derived arrangement breakpoints.

These data support the predictions of the Navarro et al. (2000) model at breakpoints but not in the central regions where heterozygosity in the derived arrangement is greater than in the ancestral arrangement.

The ancestral unfused sex-chromosome arrangement was inferred for the basal lineage represented by D. micromelanica and the derived arrangement was inferred for D. paramelanica, D. melanica, D. euronotus, D. melanura and D. nigromelanica (Fig. 1B).