Sentence examples for evident diversification from inspiring English sources

The evident diversification of CIDs may be neutral or may be important for plant adaptation to the environment and for acquisition of specific traits during evolution.

To address the difference, we superimposed subunits models into the native structure and found out that evident conformational diversification is shown on the N-terminal α-helices while the C-terminal regions remain stable.

The considerable antiquity of these phylogenetic divergences within Bassiana also is evident from the diversification of haplotypes within intraspecific lineages (except lineage XIII of B. duperreyi, represented by only one sample).

Gene duplication and extinction events are also evident during the diversification of individual euphyllophyte lineages.

From these studies it is evident that the diversification of small mammals in the region is driven by complex interactions between life history, climate and topographic barriers.

Similar processes and timescales relating to ecological opportunity and release from competitive constraints have been proposed to explain the significant morphological disparification and lineage diversification evident in Australasian ariid catfishes following a similar fresh water invasion [ 100].

The significant relationship between intestinal length and shifts away from animal prey in the diet of terapontids suggests that the evolution of longer intestines, in particular, facilitated much of the dietary diversification evident in Australian fresh water environments.

An increase in diversification is evident in the RC test where several harpaline clades have experienced higher than usual cladogenesis.

Uneven diversification is evident in both taxonomic and geographical realms, exemplified in the ideas of species richness and the latitudinal diversity gradient.

If the rearrangements in the block organization of the remaining LGs are compared, rearrangements leading to lineage-specific karyotype diversification become evident.

In the alpine populations, pulses of diversification are evident at several different time intervals, first in the diversification within the northern and southern Sierra Nevada clades, then in the diversification of subclades (G.