Sentence examples for diverging group of from inspiring English sources

The phylum Zygomycota is a primitive and early diverging group of fungi.

We evaluated the mechanisms of egg envelope digestion in Gonorynchiformes, an early diverging group of Otocephala, using milkfish Chanos chanos.

Thus, the otocephalan clade II enzyme is more effective than the clade I enzyme, and was therefore conserved in the early diverging group of Otocephala, Clupeiformes and Gonorynchiformes.

We evaluated the egg envelope digestion properties of clade I and II enzymes in Gonorynchiformes, an early diverging group of Otocephala, using milkfish, and compared their digestion with those of other fishes.

It dates from the Oligocene and is roughly 26 million years old, representing one of the earliest diverging groups of toothed whales called the Xenorophidae.

Furthermore, according to Hashiguchi and Nishida (2006) and Johnstone et al. (2009), Neoteleostei lineages, relatively recently diverged group of teleost, appear to have one unique OlfC cluster region.

Our analysis thus identifies 26 putative species in section Longibrachiatum, what doubles the currently estimated taxonomic diversity of the group, and illustrates the power of combining genealogical concordance and population genetic analysis for dissecting species in a recently diverged group of fungal species.

Ribosomal ITS sequences from apomictic species can be placed into two deeply diverging groups, which presumably represent the divergence of the parental species.

The sudden appearance of highly diverged Group 2 aVDPVs in more than 1 geographical region within a very short time resembles the sudden appearance of wild type polio into Israel and the Gaza district [4].

Isolation of highly diverged Group 2 aVDPVs in sewage from a trunk line mainly serving hotels along the Mediterranean in the Tel Aviv area one month after finding a related isolate in the Jerusalem might point to a tourist or tourists as the vector.

We proposed that three diverged groups RT sequences of T. szidati are results of duplication or transposition of PLE during parasite evolution.