Sentence examples for most recent molecular from inspiring English sources

The relative scarcity of fossil evidence precludes precise dating, but the most recent molecular study, based on multilocus sequence typing, suggests a Late Carboniferous/Early Permian origin for extant amphibians.

Both groupings are in accordance with most recent molecular and morphological hypotheses [28], [29], [44], [46].

Literature used in construction of the cladogram include the most recent molecular phylogenetic analyses for Falconidae [31], Accipitridae [32], and birds as a whole [28].

We therefore decided to construct the phylogeny from the most recent molecular phylogenies that are based on multiple genetic markers and more comprehensive taxon sampling.

The sister taxon to Suloidea is not entirely clear, however, as most recent molecular studies recover Fregata in this position [24], [27] [29], while morphological data typically recovers Pelecanus as the sister taxon to Suloidea, and Fregata as sister taxon to this larger clade [3], [4], [25], [26].

The most recent molecular treatment resurrects the family Hemerocallidaceae (Seberg et al. 2012).

The supertree topology within Euarchontoglires, at both the inter- and intra-ordinal levels, is highly congruent with most recent, mainly molecular evidence [ 17, 43, 44, 52].

This would reflect an extremely long coalescence time to a most recent common molecular ancestor, occurring well before the organismal common ancestor [ 17].

The most recent avian molecular phylogeny, estimated from 19 nuclear loci, unites the Sulidae in a large clade that contains all other water birds and importantly, the albatrosses (Aves: Diomedeidae; [ 8]).

Clear cell RCC represents 80 90% of all RCCs, and most of recent molecular-targeted drugs target clear cell RCC.

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