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Consequently, the 'true' parental sequence has probably not been sampled, which means that the observed divergence is larger than that of the actual parental (donor) sequence.

In theory, heterologous hybridizations (i.e. when a DNA sample from one species is hybridized to an array developed for another species) may produce signal intensity distributions skewed towards low values, if interspecific sequence divergence is large enough to lower hybridization efficiency in many genes.

This window size also has adequate statistical power for rodents whose genetic divergence was larger than primates.

Although the divergence was larger between the estimates of N1 when it was calculated with the Storz and Beaumont method, both approaches suggest a very large effective ancestral population.

In both information theoretical approaches we observe an information capacity, or, respectively, divergence that is larger than zero also at zero contrast.

This may suggest that the functional divergence of Cry4 is larger than the less sequence diverse type II Cry1.

K a has been recommended as a superior proxy in sorting genes by their evolutionary rate especially when the divergence scale is large (Wang et al. 2011).

In contrast, the sequence divergence is much larger in rbc L and psaA (Figure 14).

Considering that the period of time of evolutionary divergence is usually larger between species of the same genus than between cytotypes of the same species, it is reasonable to assume that older polyploids more often display "diploidized" numbers of rDNA sites, as observed in Aristolochia[ 88], Nicotiana[ 38], and Avena[ 89].

It has been observed in a previous study on the same taxa that the genomic divergence between host pairs is larger than between their viruses.

This arises as (1) smaller populations have a greater initial drift load, as there are more sequences that bind poorly than well, so fewer substitutions are needed to reach incompatible regions of phenotype space, and (2) slower divergence when the population size is larger than the inverse of discrete differences in fitness.