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The examination of ITS nucleotide variation also revealed the possible division into three distinct groups based on sequence length among the 91 isolates of P. noxius from Taiwan (Table 4).

The division into two distinct groups of Lbx proteins was supported by high bootstrap values.

The present study supports a division into two distinct clades (N and O), which might even be non-sisters.

The division into two distinct clades is also well supported by a maximum likelihood phylogeny, and a split decomposition phylogenetic network based on all core SNPs in the pan genome (additional file 2), which indicates that phylogenetic signal that supports subdivision of S. enterica subsp. enterica is not limited to the 93 randomly selected loci, but instead is present genome-wide.

Although there were some efforts by the various parties to become predominant throughout the colony, the division of the colony into three distinct spheres for the different parties had largely solidified by 1957.

The traditional division of Australian rodents into three distinct colonization stages is supported by consideration of the colonization of broader Sahul.

The Os-AtWRKY tree obtained in this study suggests a further division of group 3 into three distinct sub-groups: 3A, 3B, 3C [see Additional file 2].

Phylogenetic and demographic inferences from nuclear and mitochondrial loci support the division of each morphological species into three distinct phylogenetic lineages, which seem to have evolved independently for a long time.

The number of highly conserved WRKY domains and the structure of the zinc-finger motif have resulted in the division of the WRKY superfamily into three distinct groups (I, II and III), and group II can be further split into five distinct subgroups (IIa to IIe) based on the presence of additional short conserved structural motifs [ 4].

Bull and Segerberg's (1984, 3) useful division of the original sources of modal logic into three distinct traditions – syntactic, algebraic, and model theoretic – is adopted.

The collection falls into three distinct parts.