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This approach was used to detect distant pairwise similarities within gene clusters that may reflect ancient gene duplication blocks.

In addition, the individuals of L. capensis-2 and L. capensis have no significant morphological differences, therefore, the alternative hypothesis, that this newly identified mtDNA lineage may reflect ancient mtDNA introgression from L. yarkandensis into L. capensis, seems more likely.

The observed patterns appear to be consistent with chromosomal duplications in some instances, but may alternately reflect ancient large-scale rearrangements that have since been shuffled to yield interleaving sets of conserved syntenies.

David B. Rowley, a geophysicist at the University of Chicago and lead author of the study, suggested that these sedimentary layers from New Jersey to Florida may not accurately reflect ancient sea levels.

These may reflect the ancient roots of "undisturbed calmness" and "mindfulness through balance" in later works of Hindu Patanjali and Buddhist Buddhaghosa respectively, states Charles Rockwell Lanman; as well as the principle of Aparigraha (non-possessiveness, non-craving, simple living) and asceticism discussed in later Hinduism and Jainism.

Although convergence cannot be ruled out, GiMAP expression during immune challenge in coral may reflect an ancient function, perhaps in phagolysosomal processing.

If this is correct, TorD associations to FdhGHI may reflect an ancient operon divergence between FdhD/E and TorDAC to accommodate the emergence of YedZY.

We show that the genetic patterns observed today in the region of the Strait of Gibraltar may reflect an ancient population genetic structure which has not been completely erased by more recent events such as Neolithic migrations.

This may reflect the ancient status of these RNase H combinations in bacteria, and RNase HIII might have been altered along with RNase HI with dsRHbd in T. maritima in accordance with our model.

The complementary, but separate, synthesis of amino acids in the Auchenorrhyncha may reflect the ancient segregation of symbionts into different bacteriocytes (Buchner 1965; Moran et al. 2005; Koga et al. 2013).

The slowly evolving proteins may reflect more ancient divergences, but the exclusion of fast-evolving proteins decreases the number of analysed amino-acid positions by a factor of two and the issue of dataset size is critical in plastid multi-gene phylogenetic studies [ 34].