Sentence examples for derived state of from inspiring English sources

Yanoconodon is a fossil species that shows a stage intermediate between the derived state of the inner ear bones, and the three bone jaw.

But we have a pretty good idea, based on the more derived state of the inner ear bones, of where it fits on the branches that lead to mammals.

The putatively-selected TRPV6 haplotype is defined by the derived state of three amino acid substitutions: C157R, M378V, and M681T.

Reconstructing auditory function from osteology, we would infer that the presence of a pachyostotic bulla (character 59, state 1) in †Indohyus, and all more highly nested cetaceamorphans (Figure 3A), potentially indicates an even more derived state of underwater hearing than that which developed in the common ancestor of Cetancodonta.

This observation suggests that an unequal-crossing over event (Figure 4) may have occurred between repeat 1 and repeat 3 giving rise to a repeat expansion from an ancestral of 3 BRC repeats to a derived state of 5 repeats historically in the D. yakuba lineage.

The ancestral vs. derived state of each allele was determined via dbSNP.

Non-human primate outgroups were used to infer the ancestral and derived states of human variants.

However, among diurnal primates the derived mating states evolved at the same time as the derived states of social organization.

In this manner, the evolution between the ancestral states and the derived states of both selected variables may be traced.

After taking into account ancestral vs. derived states of alleles, a total of 1143 disease-associated SNPs remained.

The ANOVA included only assay points 6 and 7, the most derived states of the lineages (Table 1).