Sentence examples for major basal divergence from inspiring English sources

In contrast to existing morphological hypotheses, we found that most Endeostigmata (rare deep-soil mites known from the Devonian) represent a major basal divergence that occurred prior to the split between the two hyperdiverse acariform lineages, Sarcoptiformes and Trombidiformes.

Phylogenetic analyses of complete mitochondrial genome sequences suggest a basal divergence of the enigmatic rodent Anomalurus.

Point estimates for the basal divergence of extant cuckoos range from ∼47 to 79.5 Myr (Supplementary Table 10), a range that reflects the continuing debate over whether extant avian orders originated before or after the K T boundary 46,47.

Most analyses favor a basal divergence of Xenafrotheria and Boreoplacentalia.

Two major groups were identified: a strongly supported clade of 29 taxa (core trebouxiophyceans) that is sister to the Chlorophyceae + Ulvophyceae and a clade comprising the Chlorellales and Pedinophyceae that represents a basal divergence relative to the former group.

We provide further evidence for the basal divergence of M. sylvanus here.

We used the Clonistria fossil to date the basal divergence of the Diapheromerinae.

In our topology, the earliest basal divergence of Acariformes was "Endeostigmata" (Fig.  5), which has been considered as basal Sarcoptiformes based on morphological evidence [ 12].

The origin of Phoenicoparrus is not so straightforward, as the basal divergence within the clade spans the Atlantic.

Statistics regarding the numbers and nature of inferred gene gain events in the distinct Listeria subclades are summarized in table 1. > -wrap-foot> Perhaps unsurprisingly, the largest numbers of genes were gained on the branches leading to the basal divergences within each of the major subclades within Listeria.

Basal divergences within "Sphingini sensu stricto" (node 18, Fig. 2) are resolved with very strong support.