Sentence examples for drive divergence from inspiring English sources

We suggest that at a macrogeographic scale, the Andes influence the differentiation of A. darlingi in Colombia and may drive divergence, and, at a microgeographic scale, ecological differences have a significant impact on structure.

Sexual dimorphism in some coloured patches could have arisen due to natural instead of sexual selection (see [44], [45]) or through a combination of both, for instance when habitat differences drive divergence in appearance between the sexes [46].

Further, these genes may drive divergence of surrounding genomic regions [ 17– 17].

Selection and population demographic changes drive divergence of populations during isolation.

Since the substitutions underlying BDM incompatibilities do not have to occur evenly in both lineages, a higher mutation rate in one lineage should drive divergence between them [ 47].

Particularly, the dispensable chromosomes display a high frequency of chromosomal rearrangements and, in the absence of strong positive selection, have been hypothesized to drive divergence [ 31].

Temperate-zone Australia experienced less severe glaciation, suggesting that patterns of genetic structure among species may reflect older (aridity-driven) divergence events rather than Plio-Pleistocene (thermally-mediated) divergences.

Lehmann & Diabaté [6] suggest that selection by larval predation and inter-form competition drove divergence between temporary and permanent freshwater habitats, possibly explaining the ecological discontinuity of the molecular forms (e.g. rice fields vs. surrounding savannas).

What are the evolutionary forces that have driven divergence of iron metabolism in Malaysian yeast?

Major cladogenic events are linked to palaeo-climate and geographical changes in the region which could have driven divergence.

For example, coevolution can involve repeated selective sweeps, which drives divergence between species while diminishing polymorphism within species [ 1, 2].