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At a very late elapsed time (t = 300 s), we observed non-great-circle path propagation in both divergence (mark C) and the vertical component of the rotation (mark D).

The constancy of this CDEII TE ratio in both divergence and polymorphism comparisons is consistent with a neutral evolutionary force like mutation.

For example, a recent study of Drosophila demonstrated that non-coding DNA evolves considerably slower than synonymous sites in terms of both divergence between species and polymorphism within species [ 16].

Regression results for H exposures in Figure 3 display both divergence and some consistency with the trends observed for P exposures.

Within the exons, the ratio was not significantly different between synonymous and non-synonymous sites: in both nucleotide divergence and diversity the synonymous variation was generally larger than the non-synonymous variation.

We find evidence for two coalitions of proteins, corresponding to groups of biochemical pathways, which appear to have coevolved both in divergence rate and duplication history.

In both these studies, divergence at ancestral repeats (ARs) was used as a neutral reference against which divergence at synonymous sites was contrasted.

Ecological and physical conditions that occur with depth have been invoked as isolating mechanisms leading to speciation in marine invertebrates such as amphipods [35] and the dynamics of fluctuating oxygen-minimum zones may also act as barriers to gene flow in the deep-sea resulting both in genetic divergence and ultimately speciation [36].

Speaking of ads, some folks are probably eyeing up Google's paid clicks and cost-per-click figures, especially in light of reports from both The Search Agency and Adobe (via VentureBeat) that pointed to a likely upswing in both rather the divergence we usually see.

In other words, as α → ∞, we again have that ℰ → 0. In both cases, the divergence between the two sets of results in Figure 5 is due to a failure of the assumptions in the analytical result.

In both species acoustic divergence follows geographic clines, but not geographical distance between sites.