Sentence examples for more recent diversification from inspiring English sources
"It's possible that this fossil species might have a deeper ancestry in the Panthera tree," he says, in which case they weren't a part of the more recent diversification that Tseng and his colleagues link to the rising Himalayas.
Estimates of more recent diversification shifts are especially dependent on the number of extant species.
We provide evidence of ancient diversification of the whole protein family, as well as more recent diversification in several taxa.
This could be the consequence of a less complex evolutionary history or a more recent diversification from a common ancestor when compared with the Sub-Saharan haplogroup.
More recent diversification of the genes in this subfamily has been accompanied by a change in the type of associated gene clusters and is paralleled by changes in biochemical properties of the nitrilases.
In addition, the low number of species in the Amphipsalta Notopsalta radiation is not due to more recent diversification, since the earliest divergences of both clades appear to have occurred in the mid-Miocene [ 2, 5].
Such homogenization would result in fewer divergent lineages within endothermic vertebrates, and ultimately more recent intraspecific diversification events.
As predicted, the intensity of selection at the S-locus was higher in the taxon with more recent S-locus diversification.
The 10 novel miRNA families identified in this work are likely to be more recent, after Hevea diversification, as they have not been identified up to now in other euphorbiaceous plants.
The rise of small mammals and birds around the 200 million year mark and the more recent rapid flourishing and diversification of large placental mammals are closely tied to large jumps in atmospheric oxygen, the team reports 30 September in Science.
Rainford et al. [ 46] observed more recent shifts in the diversification of Lepidoptera, corresponding to the emergence of major clades such as Glossata, Ditrysia and the redefined Obtectomera.
