And it is the divergence of both expression and protein sequence that makes the lineage-specific expansion.
"In revising the Sinatra I made the lineage much more direct".
You aren't sure whether to sigh at his vanity -- while Whitman's example isn't out of place in considerations of Dylan as a media-age bard, it's fatuous for the man himself to make the lineage so explicit -- or to admire how craftily he's embedded the constellation of allusions in the text that leads up to this payoff.
Miles Marshall Lewis commented that 1990s neo soul "owed its raison d'être to '70s soul superstars like Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder", adding that "in concert, Erykah Badu and D'Angelo regularly covered Chaka Khan, the Ohio Players, and Al Green, to make the lineage crystal clear".
Might there be some developmental pathway or pattern of genetic variation in a broader lineage that makes the repeated origin of a particular trait more likely?
The Abrahamic religions posit an infinite gap between God and the cosmos, bridged only in the distant past through unique prophetic revelations, making the exclusive lineage of prophets indispensable.
An alternative explanation is that there has been gene flow among North American native and introduced populations that made the introduced lineage more invasive and/or plastic than it is outside of North America.
This wide assortment of genome architectures makes the Chlamydomonadales an ideal lineage for studying genome evolution [ 35, 38, 45, 46].
This exploration of origins makes the assumption that most lineages will display continued occupancy of refugial regions combined with more recent expansion into glaciated regions, rather than large-scale shifts of entire ranges across major regions of the continent.
However, the presence of extensive differences in the nuclear genome organization of A and B genomes, coupled with the well-established fact that the two genomes belong to two distinct plastid lineages, makes the hypothesis of A and B genomes being outcomes of independent hexaploidization events the most plausible [ 53].
