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The presence of an intron in the 5' untranslated region of cotton GaSus3 sequence and introns 15 and 16 at novel positions in the Arabidopsis AtSus5 and rice OsSus5 sequences may represent derived characters during evolution.

These H3 variants represent derived states rather than being ancestral.

HSA 4/8p was not present in the manatee and may represent a derived trait of Paenungulata.

As the CD44+CD54+ cancer cellular population likely contains CICs, the remainder of the CD44+CD54+ subset of cells in the spheroids may represent progeny derived from the CICs in the spheres.

We propose that Oc/Sp pectoral innervation among actinopterygians, sarcopterygians and members of both subclasses of chondrichthyans (the elasmobranch pattern may be derived) represents the ancestral condition for all jawed vertebrates.

The latter may represent phenetic distances derived from character data, or patristic (path-length) distances [ 55] derived from an associate tree or even from a list of taxonomic affiliations of the associates [ 70].

Expression was nearly absent in the B. rapa parent IMB218 for this gene (>6000 fold less than TO1000 levels; not shown); consequently transcripts measured in the allopolyploids may represent only those derived from TO1000 (data not shown).

These apparently chimeric ESTs may represent cloning artefacts derived from tail-to-tail or head-to-head ligations during cDNA preparation for EST library production.

These findings indicate the fascinating possibility that LYVE-1+ macrophage-like cells may represent bone marrow derived progenitors with the capacity to differentiate towards lymphatic vessel endothelium as well as regulators of VEGF-C induced lymphoproliferation (vide infra).

We note one orphan Fox gene, noted on our trees as "Fox Unknown Homology," with weak resemblance to Fox K and Fox C protein sequences under BLAST-based comparison and a clear forkhead domain structure which may represent a highly derived form of FoxJ1.

The additional Co-Smad does not appear to be a lineage-specific duplication, as it groups with added genes in teleost fishes, suggesting that it may represent a gene deriving directly from the 2R event, lost in other vertebrates.