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The alignment, composed of one sequence per extant gene, was then given as input to RAxML [ 38] to obtain a maximum likelihood estimate of the gene tree, denoted G ML  (also called initial gene tree below).

Suppose that the rate of horizontal gene transfer λ is homogeneous per gene per generation between extant species A and C (or B and C) in triple AB|C.

In all, 43 of the 57 patients (75%) with rectal cancer received adjuvant postoperative radiation therapy as per clinical guidelines extant at the time of the trial.

Net diversification rate (the net result of speciation and extinction for each taxon) is represented by the estimated number of extant species described per taxon (here referred to as "clade size").

The result in the case of a bradymetabolic homoiothermic giant sauropod would be an extremely low energetic cost of breathing per unit time compared with extant mammals and birds (Perry et al., 2009).

Snails bearing Moorean Clade 1 mitochondria therefore appear to have established a discrete founder population in this Tahitian valley, where they now represent the only surviving partulids (T. Coote pers. observ ., and this clade remains tenuously extant on both Moorea (P. taeniata) and Tahiti (P. c. incrassa), as well as in captivity.

The Tasmanian devil's large head and neck allow it to generate amongst the strongest bite per unit body mass of any extant mammal land predator, and it hunts prey and scavenges carrion as well as eating household products if humans are living nearby.

This combined approach captured comparative data for 39 populations across the 19 species (Additional file 1); data from >1 population were obtained for 58%% of species, with further data collection limited in some cases by the existence of only a single extant or studied population per species.

"Of the thousand that were likely written and performed during the hundred-year heyday of tragedy, we have only thirty-three extant plays — that's about a three-per-cent survival rate".

In most extant species, two adult specimens per species were measured and measurements were averaged following Christiansen [ 79]; all individual measurements were taken twice and averaged.

To understand the importance of gene duplication more clearly, we computed the average numbers of miRNA genes per gene family in all ancestral and extant species (fig. 4).