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Results of ancestral state reconstruction indicate that successive state transformations of the epigynal plate are associated with early cladogenetic events in linyphiid diversification.

The results of this reconstruction indicate that most of the major eukaryotic lineages have experienced a net loss of domains that have been traced to the LECA.

Nevertheless, functional gene annotation and metabolic reconstruction indicate that neither Nanoarchaeota can be physiologically autonomous and both depend on the association with another organism, I. hospitalis for N. equitans and most likely the Acd1 for Nst1.

The elevation reconstruction indicate that the ancestors of Nomocharis and the N-N lilies occurred at low (<1000 m) elevations and that radiations into different elevations habitats occurred around 5.5 Mya in the N-N lilies and around 3.5 Mya in the Ecristata clade of Nomocharis (i.e., including N. aperta accessions and N. saluenensis; Fig.  7e).

Our ancestral state reconstructions indicate that close habitat and perennial life history are ancestral states in Oryza (Fig.  3).

Correcting for the known net eastward tilting post eruptive uplift of approximately 500 m of the Mt. Kenya summit, our reconstruction indicates that an at least 5.6 to 7 km a.s.l.l

Phylogenetic character state reconstruction indicates that the double pulse pattern evolved five times independently from the ancestral single pulse pattern (Fig. 1B, [25]).

The result of character mapping and ancestral reconstruction indicated that nine conserved ancient intron/exon junctions (1 thru 6 and 4a, 4b and 4c) were present in the ancestor of all animals.

In a broader context, the present reconstruction indicates that many expanded families of paralogous genes in D. radiodurans proliferated before the emergence of the common ancestor of the Deinococci, but the expansions were not present in the ancestor of the Deinococcus-Thermus group (Table 2).

Our ancestral state reconstruction indicates that adaptation to open habitat was derived in Oryza (Fig.  3a).

The phylogenetic reconstruction indicates that the closest relative of C. pecorum is C. pneumoniae.