Sentence examples for diverged out from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we suggest that, similarly to the ankle, pinniped skull morphology may have diverged out of a constrained region of morphospace occupied by fissipeds by diffusive evolution, followed by stronger selection in different directions within crown pinniped families.

Giardia lamblia, is a diplomonad, with 2 nuclei and is often referred to as a "deep branching eukaryote" as it diverged out of the main evolutionary tree long before the other eukaryotes.

Student 3 verbal explanation: "It is believed from the current evolutionary theory that we all diverged out of one common ancestor which means that everyone has something in common, we all have something in common with a common ancestor.

The crossing of vehicles is avoided by allowing all vehicles to merge into a stream around the rotary and then to diverge out to the desired radiating road.

Sections Erectoides, Triseminatae and Extranervosae, which are believed to be basal in their divergence, were clustered close to each other and the sections Arachis and Procumbentes have diverged into two separate out groups.

It is possible that the 19 users, whose login and response date diverged, filled out the questionnaires more than once.

D. guttifera and D. willistoni again stand out as highly diverged from their closest relatives.

It has been suggested that presence of a given fusion may be useful for sorting out clades that diverged from a common ancestor, independent of other methods [ 48].

They pointed out that the Galatheoidea diverged after the translocations of trnQ and trnI-trnM-nad2.

Assuming that genes evolve along trees in which splits are caused by either speciation or gene duplication, note that between any two species, orthologous genes start diverging after all out-paralogous genes (i.e., after all paralogous genes that span across the two species in question).

To figure out when groups of genera diverged from others, they needed help from the fossil record.