These forms represent a new level of speciation: A protein derived from a given transcript diversifies into different protein species.
Nevertheless, considerable percentages of particular plant types (like therophytes, various kinds of chamaephytes, succulents, evergreens and berry-producers) give a highly diversified alpine belt.
Or, given the Bills' diversified passing offense, it may not have any effect.
Industrially, the state is more diversified, giving lawmakers confidence that it can ride out recessions better than in the past.
That her children were racially and ethnically diversified gave her work a political import not usually found in traditionalist figurative sculpture.
Still, C. Stephen Tusa Jr., an analyst at JPMorgan Securities, estimates that even after recent volatility, the financial markets are giving the 13 diversified industrial companies he covers a P/E ratio of 18 for the current year, compared with about 15.5 for the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.
Following the evolution of the seed habit, seed plants diversified, giving rise to a number of now-extinct groups, including seed ferns, as well as the modern gymnosperms and angiosperms.
Given that they diversified within a single geographic setting, these frogs can serve as an excellent model group to test mechanisms of diversification and correlates of diversity, and their large species diversity allows to base PCM calculations on pairs of sister species additional to tree-based methods.
It has been thought for a while that some asexuals may have evolved and diversified substantially, giving rise to asexual clades, the most famous example being the bdelloid rotifers.
