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Immediately after a hypothetical gene duplication event, purifying selection is expected to be relatively relaxed due to an initial functional redundancy, and to some extent it may permit the accumulation of divergence between the two paralogs [ 68- 70].

Then, the more divergent species within the OTU are, the more likely SCaFoS will remove the OTU because at least one sequence will have a higher evolutionary distance than permitted by the divergence threshold.

Those two types of sequences also permit the independent study of male and female lineage divergences.

This method allowed plotting genetic distances (nonsynonymous substitutions) between colinearized sequences against divergence times calculated by Zanotto et al. (8), which permitted the evaluation of divergence times among AHFV isolates and between AHFV and KFDV.

Nevertheless, the new data permitted the estimation of divergence ages for all taxa for the first time and showed that most lineages emerged during four short time periods.

Our mapping of liver enhancer and promoter evolution using mammals spanning both intra-order (6 40 Ma) and inter-order (80 180 Ma) divergence times permits the dissection of conserved (and recently evolved, see below) regulatory regions.

A model for elastoplastic solid dynamics is employed formulated using the tensor of elastic deformation gradients permitting the equations to be written in divergence form.

Paralogous gene duplication event(s) followed by evolutionary divergence might have permitted the appearance of enzymes with an increased and narrowed specificity and/or the functional diversification.

Such a scenario would permit ecological divergence to occur both among populations and between sexes.

Such a link topology permits the use of highly directional transmitters with low beam divergence and narrow field-of-view (FOV) receivers.

Furthermore, the recent development of "relaxed" molecular clocks permits the modeling of autocorrelated rates of evolution [ 31], thereby relaxing the assumption that every lineage evolves at the same rate and permitting the simultaneous estimated of divergence between lineages.