Sentence examples for geographically divergent from inspiring English sources
Coevolution may also conceivably result in geographically divergent outcomes if abiotic factors, such as climate, determine how far the coevolutionary process is able to proceed.
Another possible explanation of low or unmatching results for C. batrachus specimens is that geographically divergent populations of C. batrachus may exist.
Population genetic analyses of S. cerevisiae delineated three distinct groups, comprising primarily the (i) human-associated brewery and vineyard strains, (ii) clinical and fruit isolates (iii) and wild soil isolates from eastern U.S. The interactions between S. cerevisiae and humans potentiate yeast evolution and the development of genetically, ecologically and geographically divergent groups.
wyomingensis individuals from geographically divergent sources were used for SNP and SSR marker evaluation in genomic DNA.
In population genetics, an important application of multi-ethnic studies is the mapping of ancestry in modern populations consisting of an admixture of populations with geographically divergent ancestry.
In the present work, comparisons were made of the cpDNA sequences of white clover and five geographically divergent T. pallescens accessions, all verified by their distinctive ITS DNA sequence.
To date, several authors have revealed natural selection pressures mediating the geographically-divergent processes of coevolution.
Phylogeographic patterns in many of the biota of southern Australia reveal evidence of geographically structured divergent lineages indicative of contraction to, and expansion from, major refugia.
Culex annulirostris contained five geographically restricted divergent lineages, with one lineage restricted to the Solomon Islands and two identified mainly within Australia while two other lineages showed distributions in PNG and the Torres Strait Islands with a southern limit at the top of Australia's Cape York Peninsula.
revealed three geographically restricted and divergent clades: European, Siberian and Japanese/American.
Nine geographically structured, genetically divergent clades were identified within the delicate skink.
