Finally, we showed that the pattern of divergence differs between gene ontologies, suggesting a role for selection.
Fig. 1 Figure illustrating the pattern of divergence of life, from Darwin's Origin of Species.
The threespine stickleback in small lakes of coastal British Columbia exhibit a pattern of divergence much like that seen in the Darwin's finches (Fig. 2).
This study analyze the pattern of divergence exists in a population of 192 rice accessions that constitute our rice diversity panel for association mapping.
We showed that the spatio-temporal pattern of divergence and rotation, in particular the vertical component of the rotation vector, are extremely useful for inferring the wave constituents.
Evolutionary trees of life are branching diagrams that depict hypothesized relationships the historical pattern of divergence and descent between taxa as a series of branches that merge at internal branches representing common ancestry, which in turn are connected with more distant relatives.
There is a huge volume of scholarly articles on this pattern of divergence and convergence with respect to the psychology of human creativity.
We also observed a similar pattern of divergence in the individual MHC allelic richness between two stickleback populations with a littoral and pelagic phenotype.
Our observation that BESs retain phylogenetic signals, i.e. a pattern of divergence, demonstrates that substitutions affecting ESAG sequences are not entirely homogenised by recombination.
This conclusion is supported by a similar pattern of divergence in the individual MHC allelic richness between lake and river stickleback populations in Northern Germany [15].
In strictly geographic speciation, the complete absence of gene flow between populations suggests a predictable uniform pattern of divergence across genomic regions.
