Human rhinoviruses were originally classifiable into two species, A and B with likely distinct evolutionary separate origins within the Enterovirus genus.
Groups that do not contain the common ancestor, and therefore had two separate origins, are said to be polyphyletic.
The fact that they are doing a new trilogy and a series of separate origins movies as well means they have an opportunity to do quite a few different things.
And two other versions of HIV-1, known as groups N and O, are so different from group M that they must have separate origins in the chimpanzee population.
Such an effect has two separate origins: quantization and roundoff errors during computations [30].
Two broad perspectives emerged, one which viewed all people as having a single origin and another which believed that supposedly distinct races had separate origins.
In spite of separate origins, modern arthropods' solutions to a terrestrial lifestyle share a common history, according to developmental geneticist Michalis Averof at the Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology in Crete.
Given the propensity of the American population to reject part or all of evolutionary theory (Miller et al., [2006]), the authors take a sensible approach to common (but out-of-scope) refutations: "For our purposes it does not matter whether the cause of the separate origins was by natural or supernatural means…" (p. 15).
Concerning unification status, divergence was considered if two rugae shared the same origin from the midline but bifurcated further on while convergence was considered if two rugae had separate origins from midline but joined on their lateral portions (Bharath et al., 2011).
There has long been a case to be made for the separate origins of domesticated indica and japonica rice subspecies, from various modern genetic markers, from old-fashioned crossing to re-sequenced genomes (e.g. Garris et al. 2005; Londo et al. 2006; Kawakami et al. 2007; He et al. 2011).
No; we are two distinct races with separate origins and separate destinies.
