Sentence examples for higher clade relationships from inspiring English sources

Alignments of 28S sequences showed regions of high variability and uncertain orthology between divergent groups and consequently higher clade relationships did not always correspond well with 18S data.

Certain higher clade relationships in the Enoplida remained unresolved; the placement of the Syringolaimus/ Campydora/Rhabdolaimidae and Ironidae/Alaimina clades were often unstable, and the order of sub-clades within the Oncholaimoidea/Oxystominidae group, often changed between trees.

Overall, not a single gene was particularly great in recovering these relationships, showing low clade support in most clades, however the combined analysis showed higher clade support for the clades of interest.

The evolutionary relationships between the seven identified higher clades within Mycalesina were largely congruent among the different phylogenetic analyses with moderate to high support (Fig.  1).

Although we found several well-supported higher clades within Mycalesina that were stable with respect to the method of analysis, relationships between these clades varied considerably between the analyses.

In contrast with the high statistical support obtained for the major pteropodid groups and subordinate clades, relationships among the seven principal clades were largely unresolved.

This species is not predicted to loose suitability in areas of high clade turnover.

As with the other major clades, relationships in this third clade are strongly supported.

Estimates of nodal support for these major clades were generally high, but relationships among clades were poorly resolved.

All clades previously identified in the CYB tree are recovered with higher support, excepted for the sister-clade relationship between Microtus arvalis and M. guentheri not found in GHR trees.

To establish higher order relationships, we combined all genes belonging to one clade derived from NJ into a clan when the connecting branch was supported by bootstrap values >70%.