Sentence examples for majority of diversification from inspiring English sources

The first diversification event is dated at 1 Ma (node A: 0.21 3.72, 95 % HPD) and the majority of diversification events took place in the last 0.41 Myr (Fig.  2).

This species is estimated to have been diversifying in the Azores for at least 1 Myr (Fig.  6: node A, 0.28 2.4, 95 % HPD), with the majority of diversification events occurring within the last 0.43 Myr.

This study suggests that the majority of diversification of this receptor family occurred after the divergence of urochordates and vertebrates approximately 794 million years ago (MYA), but before the divergence of ray-finned from lobe-finned fishes around 476 MYA.

Focusing on the divergence time estimates, all species appear to have started differentiating in the Azores within a timespan ranging between 0.77 (95 % HPD intervals: 0.03 2.49, Savigniorrhipis acoreensis) and 1.98 Ma (95 % HPD intervals: 0.48 4.09, Sancus acoreensis) and, in all species except Sancus acoreensis, the majority of diversification events took place between 0.35 0.53 Ma.

One might therefore expect that the majority of the diversification events within the Malagasy tenrecs would have occurred soon after colonization.

The majority of the diversification processes considered here are however currently not implemented in these programs, and thus need to be estimated independently.

The majority of the diversification within the B. tabaci species complex occurred between 60 30 mya, which corresponds to the Paleocene and Eocene Epochs within the Paleogene Period and the Cenozoic Era.

For the Plagiolepidini, our analyses reconstructed an ancestral dispersal from the Oriental to the Afrotropical region (Fig.  3, node 150 to 151 to 148) where this tribe then appears to have undergone the majority of its diversification.

At the sequence level, the majority of the diversification between Dichaete and SoxN can be found in regions outside of the HMG domain, which could drive interactions with specific binding partners, and in each gene's regulatory regions, which determine where they are uniquely or co-expressed [ 45].

For the majority of these diversifications, it is clear from which LECA Rab they descended; however, we found a number of lineage-specific Rab types that have diverged substantially from their ancestors, making them difficult to place with one of the LECA Rabs.

The majority of the Bursera lineages originated in the southwest region, which our results suggest has functioned as a major engine of diversification of the genus.