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These may represent ancestral configurations (e.g., 2N = 40), additional karyotypic changes (x = 15), or misclassifications.

The HD100-only genes with deltaproteobacteria BLAST top hits may represent ancestral genes, or LGT from soil bacteria.

These sequences may represent ancestral forms of Osiris proteins, and none of the currently available Lepismachilis Osiris sequences seems to be closely related to presently known Osiris subfamilies.

The RDP4 package attempts to group similar signals of recombination into single events that may represent ancestral recombination events, and also attempts to identify the source ("minor parent") of the recombined region.

In addition we have identified a large number of phylogenetically diverse nitrogenase-proteins that may represent ancestral forms of the enzyme and may have evolved to perform other metabolic functions.

Although some of these genes could represent HGT events within the family or multiple transfers, to be conservative, we assumed that these may represent ancestral genes that have been deleted in certain lineages, resulting in a restricted distribution (e.g. deleted from the rapid-growing mycobacteria lineage and Rhodococcus jostii. but present in all slow-growing mycobacteria).

This is somewhat unexpected, suggesting that these transferable SNPs may largely represent ancestral genetic variations that have been preserved differentially among Pectinidae subfamilies.

Unexpectedly, high cross-species transferability was observed, suggesting that the transferable SNPs may largely represent ancestral genetic variations that have been preserved differentially among subfamilies of Pectinidae.

We therefore suggest that the single 5' exon in GATA456 genes may represent the ancestral condition for all GATA genes, and that a subsequent intron insertion occurred shortly after the duplication of the ancestral GATA gene in the GATA123 lineage.

Some clans express their unity in terms of the possession of a common emblem, which may represent the ancestral being or common origin of the members and, as such, is often an object of reverence.

Fossils of this larger form of C. lepophagus found in northern Texas may represent the ancestral stock from which C. lupus derives.