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This approach was used to help calibrate the threshold levels of sequence divergence used to delineate species.

The between-species divergence (used as denominator for the HKAr index) is less sensitive to the effects of demographic history than the number of polymorphic nucleotides in a population sample (used towards both the numerator and denominator of the TjD index).

Each family was characterized by its copy number (using a 100-bp cutoff) and its divergence used as a proxy of its age.

It should be noted that inferred parental divergence used in this allele-specific analysis was based on relative coverage at loci corresponding to hybrid SNP sites rather than on total reads mapped per contig, as was reported earlier.

As shown in supplementary fig. S5, Supplementary Material online, when the genome-wide sequence divergence is 0.0021 (i.e., the upper bound divergence used in the determination of nonvertical genes), there are only 26.6% identical genes between all genomes, whereas there are 63.5% identical genes between the most diverse genome pair within an ST (FAM18-S0108).

Figure 2 – A Bullish Divergence Using a 14-period RSI.

Phylogenetic analysis and genome divergence using the entire Hd6 genomic region confirmed the current taxonomic sections of Oryza and supported the hypothesis of independent domestication of indica and japonica rice.

Additionally, we estimated the number of mitochondrial clusters based on a novel single-locus delimitation method and the time of their divergence, using recently inferred evolutionary rates for lacertid species.

Pairwise sequence divergence using the K2P-substitution model was calculated in MEGA v 4.0.

We aimed at estimating a rough age of population divergence using microsatellite data.

Whole genome scans of M and S divergence using a gene-based microarray have been performed on samples from Central and West Africa [22], [23].