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P elements appear to have invaded D. melanogaster ≈60 years ago from another Drosophila species (an example of horizontal transmission).

In this case the rule-extraction procedure identifies exact gene regions and nucleotide assignments that are specific to a species; an example of such a rule could be "if pos354 = T of gene 16S then the sequence belongs to E. Coli".

The existence of two ERbeta genes in zebrafish (and in a number of other fish species) is an example of gene duplication and which put focus on possible functional differences between esr2a and esr2b.

This suggests that the pelvic reduction in these species is an example of genetic convergence [ 17] (but see [ 18]).

The large gall midge family Cecidomyiidae (>6000 species) is an example of a group of flies that uses plants as food and contains a large number of important pests of agriculture and forestry [ 24, 25].

This species is an example of nursery pollination, as one of the main pollinators, the noctuid moth Hadena bicruris, oviposits in female flowers where larvae feed on developing seeds.

Sacrificing any fitness to injure another member of the same species would be an example of spite (Hamilton 1970).

This finding could either represent differences between Brugia species and be an example of arm switching (see later section), or represent more accurate annotation due to the depth of our sequencing data.

Second, the P. syringae species complex is an example of a group of bacteria in the early- to midstages of differentiation, with a number of clades (i.e., phylogroups) with a level of sequence divergence in core genes comparable with that of other "young" bacterial species.

It is thought to have been unique to this species, and is therefore an example of coextinction.

In addition, the A. japonicus/kishii species pair may be an example of speciation at an early stage driven by sexual conflict.