Sentence examples for environmental divergence from inspiring English sources

Analyses of Andean amphibians are limited but indicate similar drivers of environmental divergence [ 28- 30] and colonization from different regions [ 31].

Second, the within subspecies pattern seen between CLOCK allele length and migratory distance is seen in both Oregon and slate-colored juncos, and these two subspecies differ in the amount of environmental divergence between populations.

Moreover, age-associated epigenetic divergence has been observed in MZ twins, with the drift proportional to the environmental divergence as measured by differences in lifestyle and time spent apart (9), suggesting that epigenetic drift could underlie their observed disease discordancy (60, 61).

A natural response to this argument is that if the environments of the two agents are different, and this is responsible for their semantic divergence, then that environmental difference simply needs to be folded into the relevant laws, which are of course massively underdescribed anyway (clearly more than P1 by itself is needed to guarantee any effect, and thus M1).

But although changes in isolated genes underlying differences between ecologically divergent sister species have been linked to changes in the environment (Cobbett and Goldsbrough 2002), evolutionary pressures acting on the genome as a whole and the specific role of environmental pressures on divergence have been challenging to study.

Part of this response was confirmed in a different experiment in Verdejo berries grown under field environmental conditions despite divergences in genotype, berry colour, berry total soluble solids (TSS) or sampling day photocycles and thermocycles.

We tested the significance of an association between the pairwise PST (reflecting environmental and some adaptive divergence) and FST (reflecting neutral genetic divergence) using a Mantel test, with 5000 permutations of the matrices, using FSTAT.

Note in Equation 1 that when the transgression parameter τ = 0.5 we have that σ P 2 (y ) = σ ε 2. In this limiting case the total phenotypic variance in the parental generation is purely environmental, despite drastic functional divergence between the parents.

Alternatively, rice may have evolved different approaches to cope with amino acid signals in different environmental conditions after the divergence of monocots and dicots.

Furthermore, from the data-driven framework, we find that government subsidies and an accurate estimation method (i.e., less K-L divergence) enhance environmental and operational benefits.

We found that geography contributes more to genetic divergence than environmental isolation, and among all variables involved, wetland showed the strongest correlation with the genetic pairwise distances.