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The divergence value for cluster analysis indicated that the genotypes from clusters II and III had the highest inter-cluster distance and were expected to provide high heterosis in hybridization and to show wide variability in genetic architecture.

Giribet et al., [29, fig. 10], using a relaxed clock analysis for multiple genes and multiple fossil calibration points, estimated a divergence value for the common ancestor of Erebomaster plus Theromaster at over 100 Ma.

The average divergence value for the three families, Gnome, Elf, and Goblin, are 0.6%, 2.42%, and 1.64%, respectively.

Thereafter, wound areas were segmented using fuzzy divergence based thresholding where Gaussian membership based divergence value for wound was 0.45 ± 0.02.

Genetic diversity and divergence values for each dataset were used for the interpolation of multispecies genetic surfaces and subsequent visualization using ArcGIS.

Divergence values for the adjoining 5 and 10 kb were 0.0137 and 0.0149, respectively.

The coding loci rpoB2, rpoC1, and rbcL-a exhibited statistically equal sequence divergence values for the data set (Table 2).

Re-analysis of intra-specific divergence values for other samples, after excision of these taxa showing deep divergence, produced an 'adjusted' conspecific mean divergence of 0.21%.

Myrmekiaphila coreyi has pairwise divergence values for the mtDNA loci that are well within the range of intraspecific sequence divergence estimated among the other species thus the considerable morphological change in the M. coreyi lineage is not reflected in the molecular data.

The output contains the sequence divergence values for each member.

Therefore, the resulting divergence values for these genes are underestimated.