Sentence examples for different rates of evolution from inspiring English sources

Such differences might correspond to genes with different rates of evolution related to sexual dimorphism in the avian brain, and might therefore be correlated with differences between the species in sex-specific behaviours.

In sum, our results provide robust evidence for an important role of mosaic evolution of the cichlid brain, as shown by the differing bivariate allometries among structures, the different rates of evolution of brain structures and the apparent trade-off between primary sensory structures.

In agreement with these findings, are the different rates of evolution between early and late portions of the cluster (Fig. 3).

UniFrac was weighted here by the relative abundances across localities and standardized by the different rates of evolution across branches.

Thus, these two categories of gene family appear to have had different rates of evolution during the diversification of Drosophila.

Their association with HIV might explain the different rates of evolution observed in seminal versus blood plasma of infected patients [84].

The gamma model allows characters to have different rates of evolution, and the posterior sample of these rates produces a unique rate for each character.

Moreover, due to random selection of anchors the effects of base compositional bias, horizontal gene transfer and different rates of evolution at different locations would be negligible.

We therefore predicted different rates of evolution for pile-weave design characters, as they would be more affected by horizontal transfer.

Some recent molecular phylogenetic and genomic results on the two components of the CD genome are difficult to integrate to our scenario of recent evolution, unless the two genomes have very different rates of evolution.

Under the hierarchically integrated system hypothesis, pile-weave design characters are peripheral elements that should exhibit a different rate of evolution from the non-pile-weave design characters that belong to the core tradition.