Sentence examples for phylogenetic interpretation from inspiring English sources

Our main goal during this discussion was to make students aware of main misconceptions on phylogenetic interpretation and help them understand how patterns of migration (phylogeography) could be acquired from data (students were also provided with copies of Fig. 1).

Our phylogenetic interpretation of the evolution of the PDZ/LIM family shows that the LIMKs are the most distantly related genes, whereas all others, including LMO7, appear to have a common ancestral gene and thus constitute a classical gene family.

Our phylogenetic interpretation is, therefore, that the present fossil represents an animal that is a stem group of the Hexacorallia, in which the Ceriantharia may have diverged before the appearance of Eolympia pediculata (Figure 6).

secY is a house keeping gene that consists of alternating conserved and variable regions, making it suitable to deduce primers that generate amplicons with sufficient sequence heterogeneity to enable phylogenetic interpretation for Leptospira [23] [26].

Considering this phylogenetic interpretation, the presence of a transposase near the Lost City soxCD sequences (Figure 6) is intriguing, and further work should investigate whether transfer of soxCD is mediated by transposases in Lost City chimneys.

Continued recovery of complete skeletal remains, like those of Darwinius masillae described here, will help to clarify the systematic position of additional primates relative to the strepsirrhine-haplorhine dichotomy within the order, focus attention on specimens complete enough for phylogenetic interpretation, and define the threshold required for inclusion in Anthropoidea.

Two alternative phylogenetic interpretations are possible: Pierolapithecus may be a stem member of the Hominidae as previously suggested in its original description, or alternatively this taxon may be a stem member of the Ponginae s.l.l

With increasingly detailed phylogenetic interpretations being made from both modern[12] and ancient[13] DNA, the accuracy of both the novel and comparative genetic data is of paramount importance.

Among extant animals, epiphyseal cartilage has been the focus of anatomical descriptions [5] [11], proposed mechanical and evolutionary models [3], phylogenetic interpretations [12], [13], and numerous biomedical studies [14] [15].

Only with orthologs, phylogenetic interpretations make sense [ 20- 22].

As such, CanSINE analyses presented here reveal limitations to correct phylogenetic interpretations even at higher-order nodes within the topology.