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Only sequences from USA or Asia showed some sequence divergence in addition to F. ochracea, which forms a distinct clade within F. pinicola, thus making this clade paraphyletic (Figure 5).

The basic idea of these approaches is to employ chirped acoustic waves traveling through the AODs to control beam divergence in addition to deflection angle, resulting in a movement of the excitation spot along the z-axis.

We also inferred the DFE using the method described by Eyre-Walker and Keightley (2009), which uses divergence data in addition to segregating sites.

The observed high levels of genetic divergence suggest that, in addition to increased taxonomic effort to define species, ecological studies and field surveys are needed in each region to determine the ecological and conservation requirements of each species and any genetically divergent lineages.

This divergence was plotted in addition to copy number values for each gene in each strain using the R package ggplot2 [ 74].

For Acer and Fagus species, it could be shown that intra-individual ITS variability contained strong taxonomic information: Morphologically distinguishable but closely related taxa ("species" or "subspecies") exhibited identical or highly similar (< 1% sequence divergence) ITS variants in addition to taxon-specific ITS variants not found in the sister taxon [ 9, 11, 23, 24, 30].

This study illustrates the value of incorporating information on regional adaptation and morphological differentiation as indicators of evolutionary divergence when studying phylogeographic breaks, in addition to the more commonly applied approach of investigating correlations between phylogeographic patterns and oceanographic features.

The apparent decrease in correlations (lower R) seen for D. sechellia and D. simulans compared to that for D. yakuba reflects the increased range of feature sequence divergence of D. yakuba orthologs, in addition to the contribution of technical variation rather than actual sequence variation for the less diverged D. sechellia and D. simulans orthologs.

In addition to relative divergence, for each comparison we also calculated absolute divergence (dxy) [ 44, equation 10.20].

However, there was also a small Δ K peak at K = 5 (Δ K = 23.59), and results showed that in addition to the divergence between SG and QL, there was also divergence within the SG and QL populations.

Together, the presence, absence or divergence of these virulence factors do not always follow the phylogenetic relationships, suggesting some other processes, in addition to sequence divergence by accumulation of point mutations, may contribute to variation of virulence factor genes.