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Much research in population genetics consists in devising more realistic evolutionary models, which rely on fewer simplifying assumptions and are thus more complicated.
Differential weighting of parsimony scores under more realistic evolutionary assumptions also falsified the WGD scenario (Fig. 2).
The results here presented could be used to design more realistic evolutionary models where an explicit representation of the microscopic mutation rate is not feasible.
BI analyses using the CAT model have been shown to be more reliable than ML, due to the application of a more realistic evolutionary model.
Such a flexibility should enable one to probe how robust methods of phylogenetic tree or ancestral state reconstruction are to more realistic evolutionary conditions.
Because the maximum-likelihood method considers a more realistic evolutionary model and has some advantages [ 26, 27], compared with the approximate method, we analyzed the genes experiencing changes in protein evolutionary rates estimated by the LRTs in this study.
The renewed interest in this model strongly motivates generalizations that make it a more realistic description of evolutionary adaptation.
In order to understand how the results of this simplistic model extend to more realistic and complex evolutionary scenarios, spatially explicit, individually-based stochastic simulation of the introduced populations should be developed to investigate more closely the mechanisms that allow these population level dynamics to emerge.
By creating evolutionary models that explicitly include the properties of these evolving biomolecules, we can develop more realistic models of the evolutionary process, better understand how the evolutionary dynamics depends on biological context, and improve our understandings of how the properties of these biological molecules arose.
Recent advances in probability models for analyzing gene content data allow more realistic description of the evolutionary dynamics of gene family gains and losses.
Time-dependence enables us to place indels preferentially on longer branches of the tree, producing a more realistic description of the evolutionary process.
