Sentence examples for more recent ancestry from inspiring English sources

Longer ROH provide information on more recent ancestry, from population size and endogamy to recent inbreeding.

Albeit narrow in scope, this suggests a more recent ancestry among TEs compared to the genomic background of these insect species, and in combination with phylogenetic analysis provide putative evidence of HTT.

A large proportion (83%) of the Darwin's finch genome could be aligned to zebra finch (Table 1), consistent with their more recent ancestry than with chicken or turkey, which are both galliforms.

This study also sheds light on the deep ancestry of a number of genes involved in this pathway, while other members are revealed to have a more recent origin.

It indicates that the AT and zebu genome ancestries have had time to 'diffuse' homogenously among the calves of our study population, while the level of European taurine introgression, of more recent origin, still needs to reach an equilibrium.

"In fact, golden jackals from different localities in Africa share a more recent common ancestry with gray wolves", said Dr Koepfli.

Hence, we suggest that apes and man have a more recent common ancestry than is usually supposed.

The pattern of evolution reflects the relationships among all living things, with closer genetic similarity found among those organisms sharing more recent common ancestry, and less close genetic similarity among those more distantly related.

It is expected that populations with more recent common ancestry would share the same past genetic adaptations, and hence the same candidate regions.

Despite the more recent common ancestry of the D. baltica and K. foliaceum plastids, the D. baltica and P. tricornutum plastid genomes share a much greater overall similarity in structure, in large part due to the presence of plasmid-associated sequences in K. foliaceum.

This suggests a more recent shared ancestry for the TEP1r and TEP6 sequences in this region.