However, it appears that the places of origin have also diversified recently.
Its origin was much diversified, which seems to be compatible with historical accounts that the sources of slaved workers at Qin Dynasty tend to be extremely diverse.
In fact, there are not fewer Spanish-speaking people, according to household surveys, but their origins are diversifying.
Miller's hypothesis [ 11] was that the ancestor of mycalesines was of Oriental origin and the group diversified through dispersals to the Afrotropical and Australasian regions.
The existence of this swarm of closely related HBV variants may reflect its recent origin followed by diversifying selection and adaptation to its particular transmission mode in the West/Central African HBV/E crescent.
We have investigated here the CA inclusions from the Scandinavian population; although probability cannot be excluded that prostate CA deposits can be diversified in their origin, depending on ethnic and geographical factors as well as their clinical history.
Alternatively, some gene lineages may have diversified since the origin of the angiosperms, or land plants, and will not contain sequences from all basal lineages.
For example, it seems reasonable to adjust the prior probabilities of the ECM condition in the ancestor of the Agaricomycetes and backbone nodes leading up to the Agaricomycetidae to low values, while a 'flat' prior on symbiotic status would be appropriate for Boletales, Russulales, or any other group of fungi that diversified after the origin of potential host lineages.
While opsins have diversified tremendously since their origin in early Metazoans, the G protein pathway through which they signal light has undergone fewer, though substantial, changes.
It means that these two species were diversified from the same origin and were limited by different niches (human or animal stomachs).
This implies that myosins were highly diversified prior to the origin and divergence of metazoans.
