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The first morphologically distinguishable lineage division during mammalian embryogenesis occurs when totipotent cells of cleavage stage embryos form either the inner cell mass (ICM), which generates the pluripotent cells that will go on to form the embryo proper; or the trophectoderm (TE), which will go on to form extra-embryonic tissues (Rossant and Tam, 2009).

Data further support the existence of two distinguishable lineages of B. dorsalis s.s. in China and indicate genetic diversity and gene flow from multiple origins.

Haplotype networks and phylogenetic analysis indicated two distinguishable lineages of the fly population but provided no strong support for geographical subdivision in B. philippinensis.

Molecular epidemiology studies have indicated that, in Zimbabwe and South Africa, rabies viruses from dogs and jackals are phylogenetically similar and do not fall into host-distinguishable lineages, while viruses of O. megalotis are closely related but distinct (34 ).

The sequence from the A. cursor rodent was a quite genetically distinguishable virus lineage, separated and apart from Choclo and Maporal viruses.

We investigated whether such patterns could potentially also be explained by adaptations to different environmental conditions by studying two morphologically distinguishable genetic lineages of the estuarine mudprawn Upogebia africana across a biogeographic disjunction in south-eastern Africa.

The lineages are also phenetically distinguishable, in line with the phenetic species concept [ 56, 57].

In the present study, sequence analysis, pathotyping and detailed genetic characterization of virulent ND strains detected in rural poultry in West and Central Africa revealed the circulation of a new genetic lineage, distinguishable from the lineages described in the Eastern and Southern parts of the continent.

However, the results also suggest the presence of several lineages distinguishable from one another based on differences among known hypervariable loci [ 35].

Second, tRNA gene translocations have occurred more frequently in the lineages leading to morphologically distinguishable congeners and even more frequently among lineages representing different genera (Fig.  3b- c).

EEEV strains that circulate in North America and the Caribbean NAA EEEV, lineage I) are distinguishable from those that circulate in Central and South America (SA EEEV, lineages II IV) by the following: antigenicity (4 distinct subtypes), genetics (20%25%% nt sequence divergence), phylogenetic and evolutionary patterns, epidemiology, human pathogenicity, and geographic distribution (2 ).