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There is much disagreement concerning the evolutionary position of the ornithosuchids within the Crurotarsi, because they appear to possess both crocodilian and dinosaur-like features that paleontologists have not fully sorted out.

However, these properties, coupled with the relative simplicity and evolutionary position of the fungal host, also provide opportunities for examining fundamental aspects of virus host interactions from a perspective that is quite different from that pertaining for most plant and animal virus infections.

The types of cells and the signalling molecules taking part in this process are dependent on the evolutionary position of the organism [5].

The evolutionary position of the species is located before the divergence of land plants [ 44, 45].

To further refine the evolutionary position of the Oan TERT gene we have constructed phylogenetic tree of vertebrate TERT sequences.

Furthermore, our analysis sheds some initial light on the evolutionary position of the few basal fungi available.

We additionally discuss the evolutionary position of this mosquito genus into the Culicidae family by comparing the identity of its secreted salivary compounds to other mosquito salivary proteins identified so far.

Phylogenetic reconstruction of the evolutionary position of these protein sequences was conducted by comparison with all available astacin-like metalloproteases from vertebrate genomes (Additional file 4).

Interestingly, monotreme sex chromosomes share high number of orthologues with chicken sex chromosomes but not with the eutherian X chromosome further supporting a special evolutionary position of this species [ 53- 55].

We applied the RGC_CAM approach to a well-known case of problematic phylogeny, namely, the evolutionary positions of the slime mold D. discoideum (member of the phylum Mycetozoa or social amoebae) and E. histolytica, member of the phylum Archamoebae.

To analyze the evolutionary positions of the 12 clustered groups (I XII), a phylogenetic tree of 31 bacterial and five archaeal phyla was constructed using a multiple alignment of the 16S rRNA sequences of representative species from each phylum (supplementary table S2, Supplementary Material online), and the 12 groups were mapped onto the tree.