Sentence examples for divergent clusters from inspiring English sources
The tree (Figure 4A) has two main branches corresponding to two widely divergent clusters of sequences.
At the group level, the Northern Amerind stock split into Almosan-Keresiouan and Penutian groups that correspond to genetically divergent clusters.
An unrooted Neighbor-Joining (NJ) tree of Lumbricus barcode sequences placed all nominal L. terrestris in two well-supported and divergent clusters (Figure 2A).
In so doing, the network can reveal sequences that may have sequence characteristics useful for linking divergent clusters in multiple alignments.
If hybridisation is due to secondary contact after a stage of isolation and genetic drift, introgressive hybridisation may be detected due to the presence of two divergent clusters, each one being found predominantly in one species or the other.
Three totally divergent clusters that correspond to the European, African and Amerindian populations were obtained without any overlap — each group clustered in one of the vertices of the triangular plot [8].
As in the BC domain phylogeny, eukaryotic ACC-CCTs formed a highly divergent cluster, what may probably be explained as the result of sequence divergence subsequent to the fusion of different ACC domains into one unique polypeptide.
Since, most of the nodes would be clustered (to the least divergent cluster) in the final phase, only fewer nodes would confront such isolation.
Interestingly, while mice without NEC appear to cluster closely together, mice with NEC seem to have a slightly more divergent clustering pattern.
While these isolates have been assigned to cc269, they only share four out of seven MLST loci with ST-269 and appear to constitute a divergent cluster, centred around ST-275.
Other P. monticola collection locations examined in that study were either outside the range of our geographical region of interest or part of a highly divergent cluster of four populations from central California or extreme south central Oregon (See Fig. 2 in [27]).
