Sentence examples for recently radiated from inspiring English sources

Lastly, two of the most speciose and recently radiated lineages among the five investigated here are both members of the families in Euasterid I clade: Sideritis (Lamiaceae) and Echium (Boraginaceae); we infer that these taxa colonized the Canaries during the early Pliocene.

Hybrids are restricted to the two most recently radiated "crown" genera, Heliconius and Eueides, where they involve 33 35% and 42% of species, respectively.

This framework allowed the estimation of dates of divergence and patterns of speciation across the family and within the recently radiated genus Fucus.

Markers were evaluated for their phylogenetic utility at the species level using a recently radiated lineage of Commiphora and a generic-level sampling in Burseraceae.

In Hawaii, the recently radiated genera Cyrtandra and Clermontia also have lower levels of species discrimination within the rbcL, trnH-psbA and matK regions (Pillon et al. 2013), suggesting that recent island radiations might pose a difficulty for barcoding.

Interspecific hybridization within groups that have recently radiated has been reported in many Macaronesian taxa [ 1, 60, 62, 63] and might be behind the incongruent position of the Madeiran endemic Ch. massonianus in the nrDNA and cpDNA trees.

So it was striking when Mr. Hampton materialized in a cramped theater district office recently, radiating good cheer despite his jet lag.

One carbohydrate recognition protein (Millectin) from a coral binds both bacterial pathogens and algal symbionts [ 30], but of the several similar isoforms reported, all came from a single individual, suggesting that they constituted a recently radiating gene family and were non-allelic.

Despite these difficulties, several authors have used AFLPs to reveal phylogenetic relationships corroborated by analyses of other types of data, especially for species that have diverged recently or radiated within a short period of time e.g. [ 15, 17, 23, 26].

The three species in the Allonemobius socius complex of crickets have recently diverged and radiated across North America.

Focke, an Irano-Turanian complex of Prunus including more than 30 species (Browicz and Zohary 1996) that radiated recently (Ladizinsky 1999; Potter et al. 2002; Yazbek, unpublished data).