It is shown that some forms of kernel result in solutions to the population balance that exhibit the mathematical equivalent of a phase-transition phenomenon, manifested as divergence of the sixth moment of the particle size distributions, of a type referred to in the literature as gelation.
This rapid evolution of pre-mating isolation is often manifested as divergence in sexually dimorphic characters [10] [12].
This lack of a single scale is similarly manifested in the divergence of the central moments.
2. Is such divergence also manifested in interspecific hybrids via an increasing proportion of misexpressed genes over subsequent stages of development, directly revealing regulatory divergence?
Still, the impact of constant selection on the rate of evolution, manifested in the dynamics of divergence of two independently evolving sequences that originated from a common ancestor, is not as simple as one might think, and should be viewed from two complementary perspectives.
Some ecological divergence, however, is manifested in habitat segregation between the two forms over large geographical extents, with clinal changes in relative abundance resulting in predominance of the M form in marginal environments like coastal and more xeric habitats [ 17, 26- 28].
In contrast, the two peaks are quite similar for Vienna and Linz, which manifests in the divergence of the three left singular vectors in panel (b) during this time.
These within-population processes should also manifest in sequence divergence between species such that the probability of a sequence state not being substituted depends on the mutation rate and functional significance.
A phylogeny derived from amino acid sequences of GroEL proteins is consistent with the phylogeny inferred from rDNA sequences, although the high level of divergence manifest among these genes precludes unambiguous alignment of rickettsial GroEL sequences to homologous sequences from taxa outside the Rickettsiae.
Slow rates of molecular clock and slow rates of synteny erosion in long-lived angiosperms may be manifested in other facets of genome divergence.
The genetic diversity and biodiversity of tropical Indo-Pacific sponges appears to be substantially underestimated since the high level of genetic divergence is not necessarily manifested at the morphological level.
