Our results for the delicate skink (4.3-6.7%, Pliocene; Figure 6) provide evidence that the fauna of this region may also be genetically divergent from the coastal populations, a pattern also seen in other open forest reptiles [ 72].
The expression pattern of CRY1b was somewhat divergent from the other photoreceptors (Figure 4A).
As a negative control for the specificity of the flanking sequence, we also searched the entire genome with an E CG) motif in which the flanking pattern was maximally divergent from the observed, RiBi-specific, CG-core E-box flanking pattern.
Rather, divergent selection in divergent environments caused the patterns of differential reproductive success.
As displayed in Figure 4, lowering temperature leads to a regulation pattern that is partially divergent from the UPR specific regulation, with a special discrepancy of single genes such as the HSPs.
Central to a population genomic approach is the identification of statistical outlier loci that exhibit locus-specific patterns that are highly divergent from the rest of the genome, representing candidate regions under selection [ 10- 12].
This pattern indicates that Baltic Sea populations are evolutionarily divergent from the Atlantic populations, either due to isolation, bottlenecks, and/or selection for life in a brackish water environment.
An example illustrating the differences in specificity of the microarray probes and BLAST search is the case of SCO6833 (an isobutyryl-CoA mutase small subunit) which appears from the pattern of microarray probe-binding (see Additional Files 4 & 5) to be absent/divergent from S. lividans TK24 but which the reciprocal BLAST search (see Additional File 6) classifies as present/non divergent.
Remove the traced tulle from the pattern.
Corridors form a divergent array identical to the pattern of ice-flow features.
Patterns of leaf trait variation may be expected to be most divergent from global patterns where strong gradients of resource availability exist resulting in habitat partitioning among species.
