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Figure 4 displays the top 1% income shares in several economies of 'new settlement,' which are the subject of permanent comparison among scholars when trying to understand and explain the divergence of Argentina.
Indeed, these two aspects could hardly be separated, since sexual selection in other words, mate choice was Darwin's chosen mechanism to explain: "the divergence of each race from the other races, and all from a common stock" (Darwin 1871, ii, p. 371).
In the absence of the DRA data provided here, cross-species hybridisation was favoured by Schwaiger et al [16] to explain the divergence of the ESG2 group of DRB1 alleles.
Involvement of the 100-122 loop in DNA sequence recognition may also help explain the divergence of the DNA sequence preferences between ParC and GyrA from different organisms despite very high conservation of the residues within helices α3 and α4 which are involved in protein-DNA contact formation (Figure S2).
Another possibility to explain the divergence of PtSIT3 protein could be that this gene evolved into a specific kind of silicic acid transporter able to transport the deprotonated form of silicic acid (Si(OH 3−); a unique feature reported for P. tricornutum [41], [43].
A pre-established bias towards synthetic surfaces could possibly explain the divergence of players' perceptions.
The latter has become an important player in everything from energy supply to the battle against nuclear weapons.This partly explains the divergence of opinions about how to respond.
An evolutionary model was also proposed to explain the divergence order of Csl families, which has proved useful for our understanding of the cell wall diversity and evolution [ 22, 24].
These results suggest that temporal factors alone do not adequately explain the divergence pattern of the Peruvian YFV phylogenetic tree.
Perhaps, a paleocourse to the south of the present mouth may explain the divergence between populations of T. semitaeniatus separated by the mid-lower section of the SFR.
We ask why the variation in the ages at death after survival to adult ages has followed a different trend than the variation at younger ages, and aim to explain the divergence in terms of the age pattern of historical mortality changes.
