However, preliminary phylogenetic reconstruction studies showed that select WGD-derived duplicates of pufferfish have a basal position relative to the other WGD-derived co-ortholog in the phylogenetic tree, suggesting that gene phylogenies are insufficient to resolve the evolution history of WGD-derived co-orthologs in these nGPCR families.
As a by-product, the present analyses have also resolved the evolution in vertebrates of many neighbouring gene families that, consequently, also expanded in early vertebrate evolution.
Compared to microwave ingested algorithms, the IR-dominant algorithms provide a better estimation of the total rainfall accumulation but poorly resolve the temporal evolution of the warm cloud typhoon, especially for a large overestimation at the early storm stage.
The southwest of China is located in the northern crest of the equatorial ionization anomaly (EIA) and near to the Qinghai Tibet plateau, in which some important science cases have not completely resolved including the evolution of EIA and the coupling between the atmosphere and ionosphere.
The sexually antagonistic coevolution driven by this intralocus conflict could be resolved by the evolution of sex limitation, that is, the expression of the enzyme by one sex only, or by the evolution of insensitivity of the female to the male stimulus [ 48].
Unfortunately, resolving whether the evolution of genome architecture is largely driven by variation in the forces of random genetic drift and mutation, as opposed to natural selection, is impeded by the long timescale of the underlying processes, which often necessitates comparative analyses involving extant species.
If sexual antagonism is resolved through the evolution of optimal sexual dimorphism, or if the strength of selection in the two sexes is balanced, there is no longer an expectation that one allele at a locus will produce higher fitness outcomes than the other.
Asian Cretaceous basal eucryptodires, such as M. manchoukuoensis, are widely recognized as a critical group for resolving the early evolution of pancryptodires [ 6- 20], a clade that represents about 75% of extant turtle diversity.
These results illustrated that sequencing of only a few loci does not reveal sufficient variation for resolving the joint evolution of wAnaINF and wAnaITG genomes within D. ananassae.
