Sentence examples for much evolutionary divergence from inspiring English sources

It may not be the direct ancestor of living birds, however, and it is uncertain how much evolutionary divergence already was present among other birds at the time.

However, some fundamental problems such as how much evolutionary divergence separates human from mouse and to what extent the experimental observations on mouse can be applied to human are still poorly understood.

To gauge how much evolutionary divergence is impacting the recovery of homologs in Epulopiscium, we compared our core list of sporulation genes to the C. lentocellum genome as well.

The other strategy, undertaken by the French consortium Génolevures, sequenced and compared the genome of highly diverged Hemiascomycetes yeast species that span a much broader evolutionary divergence [9,10].

Conversely, subsurface hyperthermophiles would be the one group of microbes that might survive such a catastrophic incursion, supporting a genomic record harboring much older evolutionary divergence.

The mapping of SShD onto the phylogeny by squared-change parsimony indicated that changes tended to be small for internal branches and large for terminal branches, suggesting that much of the evolutionary divergence of SShD is separately derived for each species.

Evolutionary divergence between the two clades is between 0.033 and 0.038, much higher than the evolutionary divergence among H. ovalis populations.

Such comparisons apparently indicate that the IR regions may have evolved much more slowly than the LSC and SSC regions, and levels of evolutionary divergence of introns in IRs were much lower than those of introns in LSCs and SSCs (Additional file 7: Figure S2).

If cospeciation is indeed happening within this host-virus association, it would imply that prasinoviruses evolve more slowly than their hosts, as [ 11] have shown, based on genomic data, that the evolutionary divergence between hosts is much higher than that between corresponding viruses.

What factors explain the extent to which divergent selection drives evolutionary divergence?

The fourth InR was found to have undergone extensive evolutionary divergence as its branch was much longer than the other InR.