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Therefore, the conservation of the amino acids in position 19, and the report of functional conservation across different families, strongly indicates that the same mechanism is preserved from Drosophila to humans across many divergent evolutionary lineages.

Most eukaryotic transcription factors (TFs) are members of ancient protein families, and many are conserved across divergent evolutionary lineages.

Linder and Rieseberg (2004) and Vriesendorp and Bakker (2005) have pointed to the fact that the evolutionary history of many plant groups does not follow divergent evolutionary patterns, and hardly can be unravelled in a tree-building procedure.

Venoms have proven to be key evolutionary innovations for many divergent animal lineages [ 1, 2].

In the evolutionary past, humans faced threats in many divergent domains, ranging from microbial pathogens attacking the immune system to inter-group conflict between competing tribes.

Although people and worms took divergent evolutionary paths some 600 million years ago, they retain many genetic mechanisms in common, including the insulin-signaling control of metabolism and, quite possibly, the ancient survival mechanism of living longer to ride out famines.

Cross utilization of genomic tools to infer phylogenies in non-model organisms requires resolution of a fundamental conflict between the need to identify genomic sequences that are conserved (largely or wholly) across many divergent taxa, and the need to identify DNA-level differences that reflect the evolutionary history at the desired taxonomic level.

So many reviews, so many divergent opinions.

Bertheau, C. et al. Divergent evolutionary histories of two sympatric spruce bark beetle species.

We examine the implications of divergent evolutionary paths for market structure and regulatory policy.

"Parallel and Divergent Evolutionary Solutions for the Optimization of an Engineered Central Metabolism in Methylobacterium extorquens AM1". Microorganisms 3 (2): 152-174.