Some models of duplicate gene evolution predict complex forms of paralog divergence; orthologous proteins may diverge as well, further complicating patterns of divergence among and within gene families.
CGH revealed that this region was not only highly divergent but also showed lineage- and LSPA type -dominant patterns of divergence (Table 4).
We show that patterns of divergence in key ecological traits are not gradual, but instead seem to follow a pattern of relative stasis interspersed with evolutionary pulses of varying magnitude.
This article examines whether or not the structure of genetic variation within populations provides meaningful insight into the evolutionary processes and patterns of divergence and diversification across evolutionary lineages.
Our study provides a theoretical framework for linking genome-wide patterns of divergence and recombination with the underlying evolutionary mechanisms that drive this differentiation.
Comparing patterns of divergence among separate lineages or groups has posed an especially difficult challenge for biologists.
In conclusion, our results highlight the power of integrating multiple approaches for understanding patterns of divergence in closely related populations.
In the second strategy to identify ancestral alleles, we searched for patterns of divergence among the 8,416 coding sequences.
We present strong evidence that cichlid trophic radiations have followed similar patterns of divergence in the Great East-African rift lakes.
Here we study patterns of divergence and evolution in the S1A, S1 and S1B loci (called here S1 regions), by genomic comparative approaches between orthologous sequences in O. glaberrima cv.
The patterns of divergence among E. paniculata genotypes reflect relationships previously reported (see figure three [ 18]).
