Sentence examples for genetic split from inspiring English sources

MSMC genetic split times and outgroup f3 results.

However, studies on other coastal fauna did not detect any genetic split across the Yangtze River [ 24].

The obtained allozyme data displayed in neighbour-joining phenograms, structure plots and hierarchical variance analyses indicate a profound genetic split between the two taxa, M. galathea and M. lachesis.

Millet exhibits multiple biological activities, including anticancer, antioxidant, immunomodulatory, antifungal, and antihyperglycemia effects [ 24]; the major genetic split for broomcorn millet divided the accessions into an eastern and a western grouping in Northwestern China [ 25].

That year in Nature, Reich and Patterson presented evidence that, following an initial genetic split 6 million years ago, humans and chimpanzees interbred for a time as a hybridized species.

The main genetic split in mtDNA corresponds generally to the French and Spanish sides of the Pyrenees as previously reported, in contrast to genome-wide AFLP data, which show a major division between NW Spain and the rest.

Deep genetic splits were observed in at least 21 species, though distribution patterns of these lineages were variable.

In all cases the deepest genetic splits occur between SE islands and the rest of the archipelago.

Inferring secondary contacts between genetically distinct west (B) and east (C) populations in Kabylia as in Galicia assumes that originally the species has undergone a strong genetic splitting.

Other studies underline the important role of Sicily as diversification centre for European taxa unravelling deep genetic splits between this island and peninsular Italy (e.g. Erinaceus europaeus: [ 17]; Pseudepidalea viridis: [ 18, 19]).

However, in the expectation of an investigation that would compare the phylogeographic structures of Mediterranean taxa showing similar geographic and genetic splits (work in progress), we already offer a non-exhaustive synopsis of biogeographical studies of north African populations to infer historical factors that could explain the deep genetic break observed in Algeria ([ 18, 33- 62]; Table 3).