Sentence examples for divergent genus from inspiring English sources

Hence, Wang et al. (2000) posited that Cedrus is the earliest divergent genus in Pinaceae, which appears to conflict with the fossil records.

The sister-group relationship of Ericabatrachus and Petropedetes and the validity of Ericabatrachus as a separate and divergent genus support the contiguity of the Afromontane region and reinforces the importance of continuing conservation efforts in the Bale Mountains of Ethiopia.

Indeed current evidence indicates that it is the most phylogenetically divergent endemic genus in the diverse Australian squamate fauna of over 870 spp and 115 genera [ 15].

Other prominent functions divergent at the genus level were kinase and transferase activity and metal ion binding.

The only comparably divergent Australian squamate genus identified to date are the cave geckos (Pseudothecadactylus), however this lineage appears to be (at least distantly) related to an extralimital radiation of geckos in New Caledonia [ 12].

Many European genera of Orchidinae (e.g., [ 17]), as well as the early-divergent Southeast Asian genus Sirindhornia [ 87], clearly have a single bursicle that encloses the paired viscidia.

Phylogenetic analysis indicated HPV 115 as the most divergent type within the genus Beta-PV species 3.

A phylogenetic analysis based on the 12 protein-coding genes of all available taeniid mtDNAs confirmed the two T. taeniaeformis isolates as sister taxa (likely separate species) and early divergent members of the genus, as suggested previously by morphology.

This discrepancy is best explained by the divergent evolution of the genus to form two distinct clades.

The Fagus genus is divergent from the other genera due to an insertion of 41 nucleotides within the intron region (see Additional file 2).

WCBV is the most divergent member of the genus Lyssavirus to date and has long genetic distances and lack of serologic cross-reactivity to other lyssaviruses (6, 7 ).