Sentence examples for divergences throughout from inspiring English sources

The initial divergence among flamingos occurred at or shortly after the Mio-Pliocene boundary (6 3 Ma) followed by quick consecutive divergences throughout the Plio-Pleistocene.

A recent simulation study of relaxed clock models showed that the deepest nodes in a tree tend to be underestimated when shallow calibrations are used [ 48], which reflects our reliance on diatom calibrations to estimate divergences throughout the tree.

We previously showed that CFN42 and CIAT652 share a very conserved symbiotic plasmid, but have high divergence throughout the rest of their genomes [ 24].

However, it is possible that sequence divergence throughout evolution may have eliminated many direct repeats that originally flanked these conserved orthologous introns.

This controversial hypothesis was based on two major pieces of evidence: the large fluctuation of H-C sequence divergence throughout the genome and a dramatic reduction in H-C sequence divergence on the X chromosome.

Our results suggest that MSA uncertainty leads to biased estimates of sequence divergence throughout an evolutionary tree, and those biases are dependent on the MSAM used, the number of OTUs included in a study, and the type of data analyzed.

These two FIV Ple subtypes exhibit a range in sequence divergence throughout the genome, share motifs unique to this lion-specific lentivirus, yet also exhibit unusual and significant differences in the env gene.

Our results illustrate substantial genetic divergence throughout most coding genes between all four of the clades most commonly found within Scleractinian corals (A-D), with raw median nucleotide divergences ranging from 18.5-27.3% and Kimura 2-parameter corrected distances [ 60] of 21.6-34.3%.

Our results suggest strongly that the largest part of regulatory divergence occurs throughout the juvenile and adult phases.

To obtain a large number of DNA polymorphisms as markers for recombination, we used two strains of S. cerevisiae that have sequenced genomes: S288C and RM11-1a [ 15, 16], which were estimated to have 0.5-1% sequence divergence distributed throughout the genome.

In addition to the fossil record, molecular phylogenetic data of extant lineages can provide valuable information on the process of diversification in form of branch length and the distribution of divergence times throughout the evolutionary history of a clade.