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In order to identify the species best suited for RNAi rescue we performed comparative analysis of the divergence of D. melanogaster hairpin sequences in 5 different non-melanogaster species (Figure 1a) that sample the evolutionary tree of the sequenced Drosophilid genomes [28], [29].

Thus, it appears we are sampling the evolutionary remnants of a once more diverse and ecologically dominant clade.

In these cases, a double mapping onto the human and a close primate genome reference sequences may be required to identify the correct position of the hominin sample in the evolutionary tree.

We assessed similarity among samples using weighted UniFrac, a beta diversity metric that accounts for both the relative abundances of taxa in each sample and the evolutionary distances among them [ 23].

Advances in phylogenetic methods for analysing evolutionary relationships, coupled with broader sampling across the evolutionary tree, have altered our understanding of animal relationships.

Current birth-death models used for phylodynamic inference assume a constant probability of sampling throughout the evolutionary history, which may result in biased estimates of quantities such as the effective population size when the sampling process is misspecified.

For the analysis of the fly genome, we overcome the uneven full-genome sampling of the evolutionary tree from human to fly by taking advantage of the recent sequencing and annotation efforts of 12 species from the Drosophila genus [ 32].

For the latter genome, we overcome the uneven full-genome sampling of the evolutionary tree from human to fly by taking advantage of the recent sequencing and annotations efforts for 12 species from the Drosophila genus [ 32].

By the use of parallel comparisons of morphological characters measured in the same specimens across the same phylogeny we avoid many of the problems associated with previous approaches (such as e.g. differences in taxon sampling, or the evolutionary background or the biology of the species; see [ 33] for a recent review).

Our results reinforce the importance of coupling differentially inherited markers with an extensive geographic sample to assess the evolutionary dynamics of recently diverged species that can hybridize.

Importantly, this was a treatment-naïve tumor sample, and thus the evolutionary lineages occurred through natural selective pressures in the tumor microenvironment, rather than selective agents.