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Divergence is even stronger in comparisons with sequences from cold-blooded vertebrates (i.e. fishes, data not shown).
If the sequence divergence is even higher, genes may eventually appear as orphan genes because their ancestry is no longer identifiable at the sequence level.
Moreover, it is likely that M S divergence is even more extensive than we have been able to demonstrate given the relatively course resolution of our conservative, window-based analysis.
The same pattern was found among samples from the brook stickleback Culaea inconstans and the redfin pickerel, Esox americanus, where the divergence was even greater as it reached 7 % and 3, respectively.
Some of this divergence is inevitable: even to the casual observer, India's economy has always been rather different from America's.
As Felix Salmon notes in an excellent post on the virtual money, enthusiasts for Bitcoin and gold come from separate social niches so this trend divergence is explicable, even though one might think their fundamental similarities (a restricted supply) might prompt them to be correlated in normal circumstances.
The F/M divergence observed in other DUI groups is even higher that the divergence observed in the Mytilus edulis complex [for example 34% in R. philippinarum (family Veneridae), and up to 50% in freshwater mussels (family Unionidae)].
Our divergence date estimates of roughly 3 4 MYA (Table 1) is much younger than the host divergence of 7 MYA [ 10] and is even younger than the divergence between chimpanzees and humans (ca. 6 MYA).
The discovery of fission yeast Xrc4 indicates that the level of divergence within this protein family is even higher than previously appreciated.
Dating these ancient divergences using molecular clock methods is even more difficult [ 1, 2, 19, 20].
The gene divergence at the non-coding regions is even more obvious for 5'UTR (1.66%) and 3'UTR (1.43%) regions - nearly 1.5 times the divergence between the 5'UTR (1.12%) and 3'UTR (0.86%) regions of human and chimpanzee [ 56].
