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A much greater divergence in microbial ecology was seen when comparing AGS with CAS.

Compared with the temperature differences resulting from different GCM models, much greater divergence exists for precipitation due to opposite signs of future precipitation projections from varied GCM models.

The phylogenetic analyses indicate that the U.S. is populated with a much greater divergence of FIV than previously thought.

This reflects much greater divergence than is observed among high-affinity RBDs (e.g., for RanBP1 versus RanBP2-1 the identity is 62% and rmsd100 is 0.89 Å).

Five polymorphisms in the coding regions of FAE1 were detected from Chinese accessions of B. oleracea which showed much greater divergence (Table 1, Additional file 1).

Why then has there not been much greater divergence among sockeye salmon populations across the species' range, given opportunities for continued evolution spanning recurrent glaciations?

However, the analysed plant actin subclasses show, with 7%% divergence, a much greater difference in amino acid composition compared to the less than 1%% divergence between the mammalian non-muscle β- and γ-actins, which could explain more subtle differences in nuclear localization that we observed.

The dmbrca2 sequence of D. melanogaster also shows a potentially similar pattern (Figure 5), but conclusions are more difficult because of much greater sequence divergence and possible multiple evolutionary changes in sequence per amino acid.

Their venoms show much greater sequence divergence than venom gland cellular (tissue) components.

In this study, the HGT acquired alleles that have been exchanged between haloarchaeal species have much greater sequence divergence than conventional alleles.

There are substantial differences in the patterns of sequence divergence found between CYTB and RISP, with much greater levels of divergence among sites within a region for CYTB than for RISP.