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Only T. miscellus has formed reciprocally in nature, and these reciprocally formed individuals can be distinguished morphologically.

The contribution of parental cytoplasm to gene imbalances could be assessed from the analysis of reciprocally formed individuals.

Finally, the two layers of E- and I-cells that constitute a single area are closely and reciprocally connected, forming negative-feedback circuits that model local activity control and lateral inhibition (i.e. winner-take-all) mechanisms.

Within clade 2 none of the traditionally recognized subspecies formed reciprocally monophyletic groups.

The phylogenetic analysis shows that the DNA sequences of chickens, red and green junglefowls formed reciprocally monophyletic clusters.

There are some nucleotide substitutions among A. means and A. pholeter, and these species do not form reciprocally monophyletic clades, which may result from incomplete lineage sorting or too little variation to build an accurate tree.

These lineages formed reciprocally monophyletic groups in both marker trees.

Within the Mandrillus +  Cercocebus clade, members of both genera do not form reciprocally monophyletic clades.

These gene pools have mostly unique pDNA haplotypes but they do not form reciprocally monophyletic clades.

P. hypogaea and P. epigaea did not form reciprocally monophyletic mitochondrial DNA clades.

Stenodactylus doriae and S. leptocosymbotes are reciprocally monophyletic and form the relatively well-supported sub-clade B1.