Sentence examples for major evolutionary lineages from inspiring English sources

Invertebrate eyes are usually based on rhabdomeric photoreceptors, one of the two major evolutionary lineages of photoreceptor cells.

Although major evolutionary lineages and new generic limits have been established within Vanguerieae utilizing morphology and molecular data, there are still understudied species.

The analysis distinguished three major evolutionary lineages of β-xylosidase with posterior values ≥88% (Figure 2).

Additionally, our analyses reject the clustering of Botrydiopsis pyrenoidosa with Xanthophyceae [49], or indeed with any of the other classes, suggesting that additional major evolutionary lineages may exist among the photosynthetic stramenopiles.

These data covers 4 major evolutionary lineages (DTUs): TcI, TcII, TcIII, and the hybrid TcVI.

Accumulated evidence supports the monophyly of Microhylidae and its major evolutionary lineages.

Each of the 13 clades is additionally supported by morphological synapomophies and is inferred to represent a major evolutionary lineage in Dryopteris.

However, it is well known that every major evolutionary lineage contains genes that are only found in this lineage and can therefore be expected to have newly evolved [ 4].

To perform the tests, we used a reduced dataset, which consisted of one sequence for each major evolutionary lineage that was mutually represented in the plastid and nuclear gene trees (Additional file 7: Figure S7).

These data, together with the publically available genome of the marmoset (Callithrix jacchus) accounted for representative genomes of the major evolutionary NP lineages.

Copia superfamily LTR-RTEs were classified into five major plant evolutionary lineages [ 17] (Fig.  1a) and two Gypsy lineages [ 24] (Fig.  1b).