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The northern lineage has further diverged into eastern and western lineages, most probably as a result of the expanding central African rainforest belt and subsequent contraction of savannah habitats during a period of global warming.

The clade has further diverged into subclades 1.1 and 1.2.

The American lineage has further diverged into multiple clades: Florida-1 clade predominates in North America and Florida-2 clade in Eurasia (4 ).

This 'prototypic' cluster is thought to have further diverged and in some cases multiplied by whole genome duplications [13], to give rise to the different types and numbers of Hox-clusters present in our model organisms of interest.

Thus, it can be inferred that OsMT1e gene might have got duplicated on chromosome XII at several instances and thus got further diverged from each other.

This clade further diverged into two subclades at least 800 years ago.

The blue line is consistently below the red line, the gap has only diverged further since the Great Recession.

These observations indicate that S. cerevisiae has diverged further from the last common eukaryotic ancestor than has Y. lipolytica, as far as vesicle-mediated protein transport pathways are concerned and that Y. lipolytica has retained the complexity of the trafficking system allowing evolution to a multicellular organization.

All told, the general expression pattern of this branch of sub-family A1 suggests that their function has diverged further from LuBGAL1 than its immediate sisters.

In nematodes and deuterostomians, a couple of duplicated genes have diverged further into GPx1 and GPx3 lineages, respectively, while all GPx paralogs have preserved the structural properties similar to that of the mammalian PHGPx genes in the other invertebrate clades.

This suggests that the B genome in S. faberi has either diverged from the B genome of S. adhaerans and S. verticillata, or further recombination or backcrossing has occurred that led to the loss of those gene copies.