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These results suggest that temporal factors alone do not adequately explain the divergence pattern of the Peruvian YFV phylogenetic tree.

The sequence divergence pattern of the Amaranthaceae supports the proposal that the loss of the peroxisomal signal PST1 occurred in this family before the gene duplication that gave rise to the A441-type isoenzymes.

The tree shown in Figure 4A is a graphical representation of the widely accepted divergence pattern of the eight species in this study, together with the divergence times estimated according to the fossil record.

The overall genome divergence pattern of the four closely related North-Atlantic Littorina species included here corresponds well to the phylogenetic reconstructions based on only a few genes [ 26, 31].

The hypothesized host associations and the deep divergence of the OPXV/NA OPXV clades depicted in this study may reflect the divergence patterns of the mammalian faunas of the Old and New World and reflect a more ancient presence of OPXV on what are now the American continents.

On the other hand, the time-course of vertebrate CNC shows accelerated evolutionary rates in the lineages leading to amphibians and fishes, which is not compatible with a neutral model of molecular evolution and suggest that specific evolutionary constraints underlie the divergence patterns of these sequences.

We report the entire spectrum of events critical for understanding the fundamental divergence patterns of these natural isolates.

No effort has been devoted to understand the drivers of genetic divergence pattern of Oncomelania hupensis, the only intermediate host of Schistosoma japonicum.

This trend in IR expansion seems to correlate well with the divergence pattern of monocot lineages in the multigene tree of Soltis et al. [ 27, 34], which shows Acorales to be a sister group to other monocots.

This allowed for retention of more sites of the alignment (less sites culled with Gblocks), providing a more robust determination of the divergence pattern of all three R. felis strains from their closest relative (R. akari).

These results suggested that in China, O. hupensis dispersal is strongly linked to the distribution of wetlands, and the current divergence pattern of both O. hupensis and schistosomiasis might be altered due to the changed wetland pattern with the accomplishment of the Three Gorges Dam and the South-to-North water transfer project.