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More recently, with the advent of high-throughput sequencing strategies, metagenomics has diverged into two fields: amplicon metagenomics (sequencing of libraries of a PCR-amplified gene of interest), and shotgun metagenomics (screening or sequencing of libraries of randomly isolated DNA fragments).

At some point, ceratopsians diverged into two lines, neoceratopsians (including Triceratops) and parrot-beaked dinosaurs called psittacosaurids.

Two geographically separate populations that at one time were members of the same species later may have diverged into two different species.

(While the human lineage has been evolving, Africa's chimpanzees diverged into two species, bonobos and chimpanzees, about 2 million years ago).

Strepsirrhines also diverged into two main subgroups, lemurs and Lorisiformes.

This clade further diverged into two subclades at least 800 years ago.

They eventually diverged into two distinct ecotypes with a more specialist host plant preference.

Since that time, religion and science have more or less fully diverged into two distinct, incompatible ways of explaining the world.

The 2014 cladogram suggested that ornithomimosaurians diverged into two major lineages in the Early Cretaceous; Deinocheiridae and Ornithomimidae.

By the beginning of the 20th century the Aylesbury duck had diverged into two separate strains, one bred for appearance and one for meat.

PRR1/TOC1 genes diverged into two clusters representing monocots and eudicots.