These results corroborate the third prediction tested here.
The prediction tested here is that PrC and the HC show distinct connectivity with other brain regions related to performance on perceptual discrimination for such stimuli.
These predictions were tested here.
These predictions are tested here using a comparative analysis of dart-possessing land snail species.
Here, we show that TOPCONS-single performs better than any of the other topology prediction methods tested here, but ∼6% worse than the best method that is utilizing multiple sequence alignments.
Despite this, our model does allow us to make predictions, such as those tested here, about broad patterns relating to the length of the coding sequence.
The predictions of the RDH model tested here are based on certain assumptions, some of which we were able to test.
Thus, the novel prediction we test here is that there will be an association between locus-specific divergence and locus-specific introgression, consistent with highly differentiated loci contributing to reproductive isolation.
Here, these model predictions were tested by parameterizing a population growth model with field data from Skull Valley, Utah, USA.
Here, this prediction is tested using an intercontinental dataset of Acheulean handaxes and a biological phylogenetic method (maximum parsimony).
