Sentence examples for geographical divergence of from inspiring English sources

This shows that the geographical divergence of the varieties is not reflected in their RAPD and DAMD profiles.

A genome-wide scan showed the most exceptional geographical divergence to be at the early gametocyte gene locus gdv1 which is essential for parasite sexual development and transmission.

Looking for evidence of geographical divergence in light response, we compared the behaviour of native L. terrestris (Jokioinen, S W Finland; 60°48′N) with two markedly more southern populations, from Preston (Lancashire, UK; 53°47′N) and Coshocton Ohioo, USA; 40°22′N) where the nights have a period of darkness throughout the year (total latitudinal range ca. 2300 km).

To test for geographical divergence in allele frequencies of individual SNPs across the genome, pairwise FST values were calculated for all non-singleton SNPs for each combination of sample sites.

6 However, geographical variations in IMR have always been a challenge for Chinese government because of the geographical divergence and imbalanced economical development.

Even so, one can't discount the geographical divergence.

Geographical isolation causes a divergence of a species into different morphs.

Allopatric speciation, the divergence of species resulting from geographical isolation, is well documented1.

Genetic isolation and drift as well as selection may explain the radiation of humans into different groups, and the concomitant divergence of H. pylori into geographical types, whereby both host and bacteria show patterns of isolation by distance [26].

Furthermore, subsequent glacial retreat and mountain uplifting triggered the geographical isolations and may have thereby enhanced the divergence of populations among different mountain ranges.

HBV has been classified into 8 well defined genotypes on the basis of an inter-group divergence of 8% or more in the complete genomic sequence, each having distinct geographical distribution.