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When SDMs are nonoverlapping for populations within a species, they may be revealing cryptic patterns of divergence that would be interesting to study with molecular data.

We set N e = 500 in each population (as suggested by Masta and Maddison, [ 30]), and through simulations the upper 95% confidence limit was estimated for the number of generations since population divergence that would be expected to give the observed s value.

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If this is the case also for a trait like this color polymorphism, we would expect a pattern of population divergence for color morphs that would be significantly less than the neutral expectation at evolutionary equilibrium [ 15].

The haplotype network revealed geographic structure and showed deep molecular divergences within and between the IRSs that would be congruent with a two-step colonization scenario.

Thus, the suggestion that the three previously reported classes of arsenate reductases developed through convergent evolution [ 30] seems flawed: not only does arsC phylogeny show broad parallels to the accepted 16S rRNA phylogeny, but deep bacterial divisions appear to possess the distinct arsenate reductases that would be expected from divergence from a common origin.

Finally, under temporally varying selection, genetic drift might partly influence morph frequencies during periods of relaxed selection [ 7, 9, 23], which could result in a pattern of morph frequency divergence that would not be discernible from the neutral expectation.

We also expected that morphological divergence would be further enhanced by exposure to different predators.

Yet, the sequence data contained at least 158 genuinely different sequence reads (i.e., those that exhibited more divergence than would be expected to be produced by error).

To be able to actually discriminate between mutation and selection polymorphism and divergence data would be required so that appropriate tests could be carried out (e.g., McDonald and Kreitman 1991).

However, a single duplication that predates the mammalian divergence would be a more parsimonious explanation.

In other words, any domain that contained part of this line, the divergence would be zero along that line.

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