Exact(1)
Bold text in the "Gene Name" column indicates instances where two different transcripts both had the same top BLASTX hit.
Similar(59)
*Negative numbers indicate instances where minority-heavy schools are more likely to have qualified teachers.
*Negative numbers indicate instances where poor schools are more likely to have experienced teachers.
The coloured ovals indicate instances where only one transplant tumour from a particular clonal line was characterised.
The curved arrows indicate instances of influences, where the magnitude of a given factor is affected by intrinsic conditions unrelated to outside involvement.
cIn the '% similarity' column, asterisks indicate highlight instances where the % similarity is below 97%.
cIn the '% similarity' column, asterisks indicate highligh instances where the % similarity is below 97%.
We tabulate the shared clades (see text for clade membership), and indicate the instances where the combined evidence parsimony analyses agree.
/h/ (sometimes also called /x/) is sometimes assumed to derive from */pʰ/, which would also explain zero in SM, AM, Ph in some instances where UM indicates /p/, e.g. debel > Khalkha deel.
The BLAST results against the chicken UniGene dataset indicates that we do have instances where multiple transcripts match a single chicken gene, but in most cases these represent transcripts mapping to different parts of the same gene, or paralogous tuatara sequences having the same chicken gene as the best match.
We indicated by pink arrows some instances where conflicting patterns of colour are observed.
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