Sentence examples for multiple hybridization events from inspiring English sources
This all suggests that these hybrids are rather locally produced, by multiple hybridization events [ 36].
Their data also indicate that the point when it was previously thought that the polar bear line started may have been one of possibly multiple hybridization events with grizzly bears instead.
Most unisexually reproducing species have been described to originate from one or multiple hybridization events involving bisexual species [ 19, 20].
Further, many species, including some major crop plants, are descended from multiple hybridization events and are highly polyploid [ 12].
If multiple hybridization events account for the origins of the apomictic species this can occur in two ways.
Most unisexual/bisexual complexes appear to be of paraphyletic origin, some cases of a polyphyletic relationship between unisexual and bisexual lineages are known, indicating multiple hybridization events [ 21].
Either a simple hybridization event between an S. cerevisiae and S. bayanus yeast, or more likely, a multiple hybridization event as proposed by de Barros Lopes et al., followed by chromosomal loss and rearrangements are the most likely processes to have occurred, since they are common mechanisms for yeast genome evolution.
Compared with haploid strains, most AD hybrid isolates exhibit unique multilocus sequence typing genotypes, suggesting that multiple independent hybridization events punctuated the origin and evolutionary trajectory of AD hybrids.
Our results reveal that serotype AD strains of C. neoformans result from multiple, independent hybridization events that yielded a highly dynamic hybrid genome.
Interestingly, the history of asexual Neotyphodium spp. includes multiple interspecific hybridization events.
Evidence for the role of interspecific hybridization in adaptive evolution comes from wild sunflowers, where multiple natural hybridization events facilitated range expansion and the colonization of novel environments (Rieseberg et al. 2003, 2007).
