Sentence examples for more derived and from inspiring English sources

Geographically restricted haplotypes tended to be more derived and should reflect contemporary genetic connections among regions.

The available nomen for this putative species is H. heidelbergensis [15], whose distinctiveness stands on the retention of a number of archaic traits combined with features that are more derived and independent from any Neandertal ancestry.

Three tRNA groups were evident: type II tRNA isoacceptors which were basal in the trees and could be constrained by few additional steps (low S), type I tRNA isoacceptors that were more derived and had larger S, and a derived group of three type I tRNAs (tRNAAsn, tRNAMet, and tRNAArg) with the largest S values.

The extant Ephedraceae (Ephedra) usually occupy a basal position in phylogenetic trees of the Gnetales while Gnetum and Welwitschia are more derived and are more closely related to each other than either is to Ephedra[ 14, 17- 23, 27- 33].

This suggests that novel genes may have been important in generating the lineage specific eusocial traits that characterize task repertoire expansion, because workers perform more derived and novel tasks than queens.

Comparison of the degree of concerted evolution in ITS alleles, the cohesiveness of epigenetic patterns of individuals from different regions [ 48], and the patterns of morphology and ecological preference together suggest that D. majalis s.s. is substantially more derived and genetically homogeneous.

UPK2b and all of the UPK3's (UPK3a, UPK3b and UPK3c) on the other hand have the potential to have been neofunctionalized producing newer and more derived functions and hence have more codons with dN/dS > 1.0.

Mystacina tuberculata, on the other hand, shares with molossids, for example, a more derived precise and restrictive bony articulation between the humerus and radius, but combines this with the specialized muscle morphology described below.

The divergence of the EAR clade was estimated at 20 (14 26) mya including the ancient lineages and at 15 (11 20) mya for the more derived lacustrine and riverine radiations.

Rooting the phylogeny indicates that P. t. altaica is the more derived group and P. t. virgata the more basal, with P. t. virgata differing by a single step from P. t. altaica.

In the more derived echinoderm and urochordate mitochondrial genomes, these genes are not adjacent.