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To get a more detailed picture of the mutational pattern for population expansion of N. taihuensis within the Yangze River basin and the Huai River basin, GENETREE [ 44] was used to construct a gene tree for determining the distribution of mutation time.

The temporal model system shows rich dynamics including limit cycles and chaos whereas spatial model shows different types of patterns for population distribution.

Based on our theoretical formulation of PCA, we prove the existence of an asymptotic pattern of the PC plot when the population sizes become large, and derive the formula for numerically calculating this asymptotic pattern for given population parameters.

Progressively more detailed population genetic analysis carried out independently by multiple research groups over the past two decades has revealed a pattern for the population genetic architecture of contemporary Jews descendant from globally dispersed Diaspora communities.

This heterogeneity in the differentiation response is likely to be a key factor contributing to the dose response pattern for a population of B cells.

> -wrap-foot> The relationship between intakes of extrinsic sugars and SFA (with or without trans fatty acids) expressed as % E, was inconsistent and there was no clear pattern for different population groups (Table 6).

The figure shows a similar pattern for all populations; but substantial variation can be detected by close observation.

The pattern for natural populations of D. melanogaster [2] may differ from that in the present study for a second reason: the former study summed insertions into multiple alleles (minimally 1 per each of 48 populations), whereas the present study examines far fewer alleles (minimally 1 per each of 12 species).

The pattern for natural populations of D. melanogaster [2], i.e., vastly more promoters with TEs in that study's promoter sets I (n = 154) than in its promoter sets II (n = 7) and III (n = 2), was not evident in the similarly-defined but non-identical promoter sets of the present study regardless of how the aggregate target size is corrected.

In our coalescent simulation, we find that the incidence of allele frequency spectra that have a two fold excess of singletons and three consecutive excesses of intermediate frequency alleles is rare: with constant population size, only one genealogy in a thousand shows this pattern and for populations that experienced a recent bottleneck/expansion, at most 31/1,000 genealogies exhibit bimodality.

If this is the case also for a trait like this color polymorphism, we would expect a pattern of population divergence for color morphs that would be significantly less than the neutral expectation at evolutionary equilibrium [ 15].