Sentence examples for divergent bird from inspiring English sources

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With CDSs now being available for at least two very divergent bird taxa (chicken and zebra finch), it is also likely that conserved regions that are suitable for primer design in these genes will be identifiable, something that will enable studying these loci in novel bird species.

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Recent studies have uncovered a panoply of complex phenotypes, including locally adapted ecotypes and cryptic morphs, divergent social behaviours in birds and insects, as well as alternative metabolic pathways in plants and fungi, that are regulated by clusters of tightly linked loci.

For example, our finding of divergent isochore evolution in birds probably reflects such a process.

The occurrence of pseudogenized remnants of EMP genes in highly divergent amniotes, including turtles, birds, and edentulous/enamelless mammals, would provide robust evidence for the hypothesis that the only essential, non-redundant function of AMEL, AMBN, and ENAM is in enamel formation.

A number of birds, of widely divergent families, have feathers modified for producing sound in flight.

It is tens of millions of years old, and the fact that animals as wildly divergent as whales, humans and birds come out with similar laws for what they compose suggests to me that there are a finite number of musical sounds that will entertain the vertebrate brain".

These results provide insight into the evolutionary aspects of appetite regulation during the course of divergent evolution of mammals and birds.

Second, FoxP2 is highly conserved across divergent lineages of vertebrates including birds, reptiles and mammals, and there is no reason why to suspect that FoxP2 should be any less important in bats than other taxonomic groups.

One of the amniote Lbx genes and the Lbx genes identified in frog and zebrafish had been reported to be Lbx1 genes, while the second of the amniote Lbx genes had been suggested to represent distinct Lbx2 (mammals) and Lbx3 genes (birds) with rather divergent expression and function [ 18, 19].

Taken together, the data show that there is circulation of genetically divergent avian CoVs among the wild bird population in the Beringia region.

This could arise from the fact that our birds were much less divergent in terms of glycogen content than the transgenic mice used previously, and also from the fact that different mechanisms may be involved.

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