Sentence examples for mode of divergence from inspiring English sources

Species represent different amounts of evolutionary history, reflecting the tempo and mode of divergence across the Tree of Life.

However, the divergence between previously sequenced strains has made it difficult to characterise the tempo and mode of divergence of Wolbachia strains.

In the absence of geographic barriers this may suggest that parapatric speciation was the more likely mode of divergence for these clades.

The GOT1Sd/ GOT1Sr paralogs have both very large size differences and low sequence similarity in the intron so that either mode of divergence could have contributed to the absence of gene conversion in these regions.

By comparing the peanut sequences with orthologous sequences in many other eudicots, we were able to gain insights into the tempo and mode of divergence of homoeologous peanut sequences.

In summary, the species pairs in different lakes have differentiated to different degrees, and this differentiation has taken multiple trajectories resulting from different modes of divergence, but the divergence in all cases is likely the result of local adaptation.

Although similar groupings have been uncovered with other molecular data sets [ 6, 48, 50], phylogenetic artifacts typically are viewed as "long-branch" effects resulting from the sequences that have experienced rapid or otherwise unusual modes of divergence [ 51].

However, it has been argued that this mode of parasite divergence is not strict sympatric speciation, because host shifts likely cause the sudden effective isolation of parasites, particularly if these are transmitted by vectors and therefore cannot select their hosts.

Although the expression evolution between two species involves different habitat use or ecological niches, the mode of expression divergence is largely explained by neutral evolution and not of direct adaptive significance.

Genetic techniques have substantially improved our understanding of both the diversity and the modes of lineage divergence in non-human malaria parasites [4].

Acquisition of imprinting is a mode of duplicate gene divergence in plants that is more common than previously thought.