Sentence examples for single diversification from inspiring English sources

The Hydropsychinae dataset [ 12] showed that there was only a single diversification of Hydropsychinae caddisflies in New Caledonia and not three as previously thought.

This points to insufficient information from the alignments or, alternatively, may be explained by the fact that purifying selection in conserved regions could have masked single diversification signals.

To test for shifts in diversification rate, a fixed null model, in which a single diversification rate was estimated for all lineages, was compared to a flexible alternative model in which an ancestral diversification rate is permitted to shift to a descendent rate along some branch in the tree.

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The crown age of Calisto was estimated to the early Oligocene (31 ± 5 Ma), and a single shift in diversification rate following a diversity-dependent speciation process was the best explanation for the present-day diversity found within the genus.

This large kinase subclade was also found to be especially affected by strong diversification through single nucleotide polymorphisms [ 61, 62].

As indicated in Figure 5, the three groups may have emerged from the diversification of single ancestral cullin genes, all of them originated very early in eukaryotic evolution, before the separation of unikonts and bikonts.

The pattern of evolution in the DEM depicts the evolution of one group of organisms through splitting and diversification from a single origin to the present day.

FCX lacks both political and geographic diversification, but its single operating mine has the longest reserve life and the company has the lowest costs of any in the industry.

The issues examined include series-splitting rules, fixed versus rolling origins, updating versus recalibration of model coefficients, fixed versus rolling windows, single versus multiple test periods, diversification through multiple time series, and design characteristics of forecasting competitions.

This reflects the different mutational processes and rates of diversification associated with single amino acid changes and repeat proliferation.