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We used nuclear rather than mitochondrial protein-coding genes because the faster evolution of the latter, and their extreme base composition bias, render them less suitable for recovering deeper divergences [ 27].
Electromechanical drilling with near-bottom fluid circulation is widely used for recovering deep ice cores in Antarctica and Greenland.
Our analysis corroborates results by previous authors [ 60] suggesting that attractin represents an effective phylogenetic marker, recovering deep metazoan relationships and important clades such as Bilateria, its split into Deuterostomia and Protostomia, and the subdivision of the latter in Ecdysozoa and Spiralia (Lophotrochozoa).
For those cases where the loved one is simply never recovered, deeper support may be needed.
A phylogeographic study of Aegla alacalufi recovered deeper divergence between non-glaciated populations than between glaciated populations [ 16].
Mauldin, a third-round pick out of Louisville, sacked Johnny Manziel and caused a fumble that Darrelle Revis recovered deep in Browns territory.
That news helped buoy stocks on Wall Street and in Europe and they recovered deep losses from earlier in the week when a so-called "Black Monday" on China's stock markets sparked a global sell-off.
Defensive lineman Darius Philon forced a Dixon fumble that Chargers teammate Melvin Ingram recovered deep in Ravens territory, setting up a touchdown that gave the Chargers a brief 10-6 learlyarly in the third quarter.
The monophyly of Euthyneura was strongly rejected because the heterostrophan P. dolabrata was recovered deep within Pulmonata + Opistobranchia (Fig 3).
Coding mitochondrial nucleotides as either purines or pyrimidines (RY recoding) has been shown to recover deep-level relationships and to increase phylogenetic signal [ 44, 45].
Within genera, phylogenies recovered deep-sea species and shallow water species as sister taxa, as clearly seen for Syringolaimus, Bathylaimus, Oxystomina, Halalaimus, and Chaetonema species; deep-sea taxa do not form an independent lineage within the Enoplida.
