Sentence examples for large lineage from inspiring English sources

The second, large lineage (Clade IIIa) contains only Gp-9 alleles recovered from the socially polymorphic South American fire ants (S. invicta and its close relatives S. richteri, S. megergates, S. quinquecuspis, S. macdonaghi, and S. species "X").

A single large lineage specific gene subfamily was identified in heterokonts in the above analyses, corresponding to the clade VIIe2 of heterokonts in this study.

Thus, no less than 11 loci remain as possible representatives of a large lineage specific gene expansion of Daphnia cuticle genes.

The only exception was represented by a large lineage including 14 of the 18 CACTA transposase domains isolated in O. alta [CCDD; 1008 Mbp].

Phylogenetic analysis of these sequences identified several RVFV variants circulating during the Sudan outbreaks and placed them all in the large lineage containing the Kenya-1 and Kenya-2 sublineages, which defined the eastern Africa outbreak in 2006 2008 (2006 2008

According to the hypothesis, large lineage- or species-specific bursts of repetitive families [ 56, 74- 79] are consistent with their involvement in rapid diversification of subpopulations that could lead to speciation.

Again, on investigation, this appears to be caused by large lineages associated with the large number of particles.

More specifically, we plan to focus on architectures involving a single key being related to multiple particles, explicitly minimising the need for data movement and removing the large lineages that appear to be limiting the performance possible using Spark.

They have undergone a large lineage-specific expansion in mouse since the divergence from rat, are arrayed in a cluster, and show parallel expansions in some additional mammalian species, but not others [42] [44].

Firstly, F. racemosa is almost certainly derived recently from gynodioecious ancestors [29], meaning that the conflict-resolution mechanisms documented here have probably evolved independently from those in the large lineages of monoecious figs in other sections of the genus Ficus.

This suggests a large lineage-specific expansion of IGYP genes in M. brunnea.