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Mean evolutionary divergence was low (1.3%) across all DRA sequences (Table 2), ranging from 0-3.5% in all pairwise sequence comparisons.

Estimates of average evolutionary divergence over sequence pairs within groups were shown in Table 3.

The method is conceptually straightforward, and is based on an information-theoretic model that accounts for both sequencing error and evolutionary divergence, providing the means to encode the set of sequencing traces.

What factors explain the extent to which divergent selection drives evolutionary divergence?

See also our response to referee 2. P. 10: I don't understand what the following means: "The analysis revealed a process of evolutionary divergence organized hierarchically into a natural network from prokaryotes to eukaryotes".

Takhtajan's system is based on geographic patterns of endemism, particularly at the species and genus levels, and is meant to represent patterns of historical isolation and evolutionary divergence in the global distribution of vascular plants [55].

It was also worth noting that Type E nsLTPs seem to be monophyletic, and this may mean that the monocotyledon plants discarded these genes during the evolutionary divergence between monocots and dicots.

We report a gradient of increasing mean evolutionary rate in genes expressed in subsequent stages of fly development, culminating in exaggerated gene sequence divergence specifically in adult males.

Recently, deep evolutionary divergence between marine and freshwater SAR11 lineages was seen not only by means of 16S phylogenetic constructions and Unifrac analysis, but also by Fragment Recruitment Analysis using metagenomic libraries from environments of different salinities [65].

Zuckerkandl, E. & Pauling, L. Evolutionary divergence and convergence in proteins.

Estes, S. & Arnold, S. J. Resolving the paradox of stasis: models with stabilizing selection explain evolutionary divergence on all timescales.