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Indeed, examination of diversity at the COI region yields an informative framework to identify and explore priority issues, demanding in turn a fully integrative approach utilising additional molecular, distributional and ecological information.

This approach could also be an excellent tool for the preliminary examination of diversity patterns between species before high-throughput sequencing.

Integration of BPP is employed in examination of diversity in enzymes related to secondary metabolite pathways, specifically those involved in terpenoid synthesis.

Specifically, the limited availability of sequence variation at the DRA largely affected our ability to predict the phylogenetic relationships among alleles and, thus, further examination of diversity in flanking regions of this locus would be useful for clarifying the mode of evolution occurring at this locus.

Several thousand ESTs (expressed sequence tags, gene sequences analysed by isolation of mRNA), important for examination of gene expression, responses and differentiation of the plants, and examination of diversity, have been published (Santos et al., 2005) and many tens of thousands more are becoming available.

In addition to phylogenetic and statistical examination of microbial diversity in a single sample (i.e. alpha diversity), pyrosequencing has been used recently for comparative diversity studies, in which various aspects of microbial community composition is compared between multiple (few to hundreds) samples.

Further examination of beta diversity patterns within dominant and rare members of the community indicated that at the putative species level, beta diversity is much higher within rare members of the community.

Jointly, the inquiry activities possible with these tools can provide motivation and conceptual grounding for the continued examination of genetic diversity as a mechanism of evolutionary change.

The examination of the diversity of microlithic assemblages through the use of detailed technological attribute analyses demonstrates a useful alternative methodology for the way we examine behavioural variability, and is a first step towards a thorough assessment of the place of microliths in models of human dispersals.

In this paper, we suggest that science educators can capitalize on this momentum of interest and incorporate gel electrophoresis to their teaching as a starting point for the examination of genetic diversity that connects fundamental concepts of the molecular, cellular, organismic, and population levels of ecological organization.

A sliding window examination of nucleotide diversity across the genes revealed over a ten fold difference between maxima and minima of every species (Figure 2).