In both trees, decreases in net diversification are associated with species-poor extant families (Neopetaliidae, Hemiphlebiidae), and an upshift is associated with Calopterygidae + Polythoridae.
Although the basal ray-finned fish lineages are generally species poor in terms of extant taxa, the Acipenseriformes is the most diverse group, with 27 extant species (Bemis et al. 1997).
Extant tools suffer from poor scalability, which limits the number of genomes that can be co-analyzed and complicates analysis workflows.
However, interestingly, only 5% of these transcripts were directly related to sequences from known termite symbionts or metagenome/transcriptome databases, highlighting the poor representation of close homologues within the extant public protein database.
Adolescents discharged from mental health or care services may show a level of persistence of mental health difficulties and poor psychosocial adjustment at odds with the extant policies on recovery principles and client-centred service provision.
As a result, the suggestion that the presence of well-developed postcanine teeth in extinct hominins should be indicative of a poor-quality diet cannot be generalized to all extant and extinct primates.
Extant evidence links cognitive impairment in HF with poor psychosocial outcomes (e.g., mortality) [ 3] and reduced ability to maintain functional independence, including tasks such as medication management and shopping [ 5, 44].
Problems of environmental management accounting in guiding management decisions largely relate to the unavailability and poor quality of data, the need to change information gathered by extant management control systems, and the need to introduce infrastructure for information gathering and sharing in supply chains (Kokubu and Kitada, 2015).
These countries have poorer access to antiviral drug and vaccine-based interventions and higher extant disease burdens, compared with developed countries.
The implication is that, whenever an extant eukaryotic genome shows a low intron density, this intron-poor state is a result of extensive, lineage-specific intron loss.
Most extant genera within Fucaceae are, in strong contrast with Fucus, species-poor or monospecific.
