Sentence examples for lowest levels of divergence from inspiring English sources

Domesticated and wild Australian populations showed the lowest levels of divergence, but the two populations were nevertheless significantly differentiated (KST = 0.016, p = 0.020).

Third, there are greater levels of genetic divergence between New Zealand and other regions, and the lowest levels of divergence between South Africa and Argentina (Table 2).

Cluster I includes two GBS strains (GB13 and GB14) that show among the lowest levels of divergence observed thus far with respect to the genome strain NCTC 11168.

The observed relative levels of genomic differentiation are consistent with previously estimated phylogenetic relationships [ 18, 53], with clades B and C exhibiting the lowest level of divergence, clade D showing intermediate levels of divergence to B and C, and clade A showing high levels of divergence to all other clades.

This comparison may be particularly useful in phylogenetic analyses of such a diverse fish family, as well as for the understanding of the patterns of nucleotide substitution of the mtDNA at low levels of divergence.

Moreover, the COXI genes of Anthozoans have extremely low levels of divergence [29], and one explanation for this highlights the discovery of a homologue to a mismatch repair gene [30].

We found low levels of divergence (0.778%) between one specimen of Hyas lyratus (Dana, 1851) from Costa et al., [35] and H. coarctatus supporting the recent evolution of the genus.

However, even for the low levels of divergence examined in this study, departures from substitution model assumptions led to biases in ancestral reconstructions for high MCU genes (for MP) and for departures from steady-state (for MP and ML).

Except for nad2, nad4L, and nad6, most of the caeliferan mtDNA genes exhibit low levels of divergence.

Evidence for increased dN/dS ratios is apparent even at relatively low levels of divergence (dN and dS < 0.15).

Finally, synonymous divergence in atp9 is extreme and highly variable throughout most of the genus Silene, although many of the outgroup genera exhibit typically low levels of divergence.