Sentence examples for more distant evolutionary from inspiring English sources

These calculations indicated that fish and bird vectors were well correlated, as might be expected for two classes of vertebrates, and both were poorly correlated with the butterfly vector, consistent with more distant evolutionary relationships.

Are these recent adaptations to anaerobic habitats or are they holdovers from our more distant evolutionary past?

Because nucleotide sequences diverge more rapidly, the amino acid dot plots were expected to reveal more distant evolutionary relationships.

The phylogenetic analysis showed a close relationship between KF-25 and Aspergillus species, and a more distant evolutionary relationship between KF-25 and Penicillium marneffei and Talaromyces stipitatus.

Above methods are partly or completely based on alignment of conserved or similar sequences which is hard to infer more distant evolutionary relationships.

Nevertheless, it is reassuring that our study of polymorphism and simulations of molecular evolution generally corroborate previous work based on more distant evolutionary comparisons.

Additionally, we were able to plot the African elephant/aardvark chromosomal syntenies described in [ 54] that are based on reciprocal painting of these two species thereby providing insights into the association between evolutionary breakpoints and fragile sites among these two species compared to the older, phylogenetically more distant human/Afrotheria evolutionary comparison.

The observed similarity owes more to distant evolutionary relationships rather than conservation of function [64].

As confirmed by the wealth of interesting data coming from archaeal Tff (Jarrell et al., 2013), future research should not only favour the 'historic' models (although there is still plenty to be learned in T2SS, Bfp, Tcp or Neisseria and P. aeruginosa Tfpa) but should be extended to new models, more distant from an evolutionary point of view.

This unicellular organism thus appears to be an exception to the hypothesis that PDZ domains co-evolved with multicellularity [9], [21] and it differs from the evolutionary more distant unicellular organisms such as Dictyostelium and Tetrahymena that do not bear coding regions for PDZ domains [22].

In our data, the statistical power was limited by the small number of fixed mutations detected between species, pointing towards the necessity of using a more distant outgroup than A. arabiensis for evolutionary studies in A. gambiae [ 24].