Sentence examples for shared with populations from inspiring English sources
This coincides with the gene flow paths that were previously hypothesized on the basis of many private alleles found in the Atlantic that do not enter this transition zone, whereas Mediterranean polymorphism was much more shared with populations from the transition zones [11].
First, there is a distinct lack of phylogenetic divergence and, second, seven allozyme alleles in south Florida are private alleles not shared with populations in other areas.
Alternatively, the reported Mozambique uniqueness could simply be the result of the dispersal process whose genetic signature would be expected to be shared with populations related to those living in Mozambique.
Accordingly, the fact that all individuals analysed from each of these populations possess the same mtDNA haplotype, shared with populations from the granitic islands, supports their very recent origin, either by natural dispersion or as a result of human-driven introductions.
Note that the restriction to positive values of a is a feature shared with population models in ecology or evolutionary biology, for example, where the corresponding dependent variables represent number densities.
The two alleles in the Rzav population not shared with Slovenian populations are found in other Serbian populations, which means that there is no Rzav specific allele.
Also, this high diversity specific to the refugium population, should not be shared with nearby populations which are not part of the refugium.
In fact, most of the NWA haplotypes shared with NEA populations (5 of 6) were observed in these two Canadian populations, and these were also clustered with North Atlantic islands (Fig. 4).
While we observed high genetic diversity and numerous private alleles in most NWA populations in both lineages, little of this diversity (6 of 32 haplotypes) was shared with NEA populations.
The refugium hypothesis based on mtDNA haplogroup X analysis was corroborated by the finding of high diversity for the Druze mtDNA haplogroups H and K, with the added finding of novel lineages not shared with nearby populations.
This last result is interesting and is shared with many populations all over the world.
