Sentence examples for more recent split from inspiring English sources

The non-coralline Dictyoceratida Hippospongia and Ircinia share a considerable similarity in IGRs, which may suggest a more recent split between the two taxa.

A more recent split between Austropaxillus and S. lacrymans (53.1-15 MyBp) was suggested in a recent paper analyzing a smaller dataset of genome-sequenced fungi [ 93].

For Co and Tpi, our data are consistent with an ancient split between H. melpomene and H. cydno, and a much more recent split, or ongoing introgression between the two H. melpomene races.

Since few lineages seem to have founded this weedy group, the divergence times obtained may represent the coalescence of these founders with the entire indica gene pool, and not the more recent split between weedy rice and progenitor.

Rates of 3%/Myrs have been convincingly shown for the genus Coregonus[ 34] whereby their calibration is based on a more recent split, and there is mounting evidence that there is a time-decay phenomenon for mtDNA divergence rates due to the delayed efficiency of purifying selection within a phylogeny [ 35, 36].

Although there are a handful of stately Victorians and carriage houses, the city consists mostly of 19th-century millworkers' houses and more recent split-levels and ranches -- many of them shoehorned onto 50-foot-by-100-foot lots.

The Bayesian 50% majority rule consensus tree is shown in Fig. 2. Most basal nodes were statistically well supported whereas some more recent splits were poorly resolved.

Incomplete sampling of more recent splits may cause an apparent decline in net diversification towards the present, creating the potential for artifactual rejection of a constant-rates model.

Hodgson's treecreeper is a more recent proposed split following studies of its cytochrome b mtDNA sequence and song structure that indicate that it may well be a distinct species from C. familiaris.

The two most recent duplications occurred less than 7 mya, one after the M. sativa speciation event (time estimate based on matK substitution rates) (Lavin et al. 2005) and one after the much more recent A17 R108 split.

Sequence mtDNA and microsatellite data were congruent with two diversification events: an old vicariance event at the Isthmus of Tehuantepec (c. 1.4 Ma), and a more recent Pleistocene split, isolating populations in the Tuxtlas region.