Sentence examples for phylogenetic role from inspiring English sources

Together with our results, the phylogenetic role of Pax6 may not be limited to the nervous system and photosensing organs.

Interpretations of such taxa can be so disparate that it is sometimes questioned whether what is known of these fossils makes them capable of serving any useful phylogenetic role [ 4, 5].

The MIRU24 repeat numbers appear to play a phylogenetic role, as shown in this study (Table 3) and previous studies (13, 15 ) in which >2 repeats are markers for EAI2 EAI5 (but not EAI1), M. tuberculosis, and M. bovis strains.

The group encompasses 40 species for which the taxonomic status, phylogenetic relationships, and role of each species in disease transmission remain unresolved.

Both of these genes have played a very important role in phylogenetic reconstructions for land plants due to their strong phylogenetic signal [ 11- 14].

Given this close phylogenetic relationship, and the role in Notch signalling conserved between arthropods and vertebrates, it seems likely that Notch responsiveness, and a role as an effector of Notch signalling, may be an ancestral function for this group of transcription factors.

This news brief describes the role of phylogenetic evidence in a Libyan court case.

Repeat sequences played a vital role in phylogenetic analysis and genome rearrangement (Nie et al. 2012).

Despite the significant role of phylogenetic relatedness at the species and genus level, a full combination of climate variables explained a greater proportion of the variation in leaf out timing across species (Fig. 1b).

Many researchers have agreed on the important role of phylogenetic position and evolutionary distinctiveness in establishing conservation priorities [ 34– 34].

Furthermore, phylogenetic studies predicted a role for frataxin in Fe-S cluster metabolism (Huynen et al., 2001).