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These results imply that the most frequent evolutionary tract for multi-retention genes following WGT were "subfunctionalization" through a changing in spatial expression patterns (Table  5).

Here, the evolutionary loss of self-incompatibility is discussed, because it is considered one of the most frequent evolutionary shifts in angiosperms (Stebbins, 1974; Charlesworth, 2006), and because loss-of-function mutations have been shown to underlie this loss (Tsuchimatsu et al., 2010).

A study at the species level suggested that the evolution of self-compatibility is one of the most frequent evolutionary transitions in angiosperms (Stebbins, 1974), but it must be even more frequent than has been previously thought because a single species could include parallel transitions.

Fig. 5 Evolutionary pattern of the most frequent alleles of GN1A in the Oryza genus.

Table 4 reports some of the most frequent Pfam-A families with origin at different evolutionary nodes.

Based on Sreevatsan et al, the EAI and CAS are belong to genetic group I organisms which are evolutionary older and they are the most frequent superfamilies in Central Asia and Middle East [ 26].

There's an ongoing evolutionary arms race between the cuckoo and its most frequent victims, such as the brambling and the red-backed shrike.

Despite these considerable evolutionary costs, sexual reproduction is still by far the most frequent mode of reproduction found in vertebrates [ 2] whereas asexual reproduction has only been described in less than 0.1% of vertebrate species [ 3].

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