Sentence examples for furthermore speciation from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, speciation has been concordant with major vicariant events, suggesting an initial split into two lineages one occupying Asia and another moving into North America.
Furthermore, speciation via vicariance is almost entirely absent during the crisis interval; most episodes of speciation during this time were due to dispersal.
Furthermore, speciation and extinction rates and their posterior credibility intervals can be estimated while accounting for non-random taxon sampling.
Furthermore, speciation genes, those that are directly or indirectly involved in the establishment of the genetic barrier between closely related species, consistently displayed high divergence rates [ 11].
Furthermore, the speciation and mobility of Zn2+in the iongel have been studied and compared with those in the neat [emim][dca], which interestingly follows a similar trend showing no impact of the poly(ionic liquid).
Furthermore, the speciation of free Ag+ and the transformations of nAg can be influenced by pH, ionic strength and the presence of dissolved ions and natural organic matter [17].
Furthermore, the speciation estimates in this unsupported two-rate model were nearly identical (0.057 with pharyngeal mill vs. 0.053 without) suggesting that diversification rates in parrotfish genera besides Scarus and Chlorurus are similar to rates in other labrids.
Furthermore, the speciation of PTA at neutral pH in water or brain homogenate did not change over the course of eight weeks, as observed by P NMR (Supplementary Figure S4, Supporting Information).
Furthermore, a speciation-like phenomenon is observed under certain conditions: two extreme replication strategies, namely replicase producers and template producers, emerge and coexist among competing replicators.
The mitochondrial dating furthermore show that speciation in parasitoids are sequential events following speciation in their host, and a recent but perhaps not completed split between parasitoids attacking G. tenella and G. calmariensis/pusilla, would follow this pattern.
It is, furthermore, particularly problematic when speciation characterizations of strongly hydrolyzed metals at high pH are based solely on solubility analyses.
