Sentence examples for genotypic divergence from inspiring English sources

Thus, interspecific variation in BMR reflects in part the conditions to which birds are acclimatized or acclimated at the time of metabolic measurements, and not necessarily genotypic divergence.

Therefore, it is the genotypic divergence that leads to expression divergence.

I assessed the contribution of genotypic divergence and predator-induced phenotypic plasticity on body shape variation by rearing offspring from a reservoir and a stream population with or without a piscivorous fish.

Additionally, viral populations isolated from HIV-infected BRG/CD34+ mice indicate that genotypic divergence occurs in these animals at a rate that is similar to that observed in humans over the same amount of time (Ince et al., 2010).

We first confirmed genotypic divergence for >80% of a sample of 48 polymorphisms in regulatory regions by genotyping 96 flies from one of each of the evolved populations on three diets using Fluidigm arrays (Spurgeon et al. 2008).

The consistent phylogenetic organization but genotypic divergence between the AD hybrid and haploid isolates supports the role of hybridization in the origin of the AD hybrid but also suggests ongoing independent evolutionary trajectories.

In contrast, the mean distance between different B19V-genotypes was higher than the mean intra-genotypic divergence.

The HBV genome is heterogeneous and can be classified into 8 genotypes: A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H. Currently, HBV genotypes are defined based on at least 8% divergence across the complete genome sequence [5] and less than 4% intra-genotypic divergence [6].

However, a series of horizontal gene transfer events has contributed to genotypic and phenotypic divergence.

Complementing convergence is the possibility of rapid genotypic and phenotypic divergence, even among organisms that satisfy criteria for membership in the same species.

In general, this effort failed to identify any regions with a pronounced genotypic signature of sex chromosome divergence expected by female heterogamy (table 2).