Sentence examples for stable taxa from inspiring English sources

Stable taxa will contribute to well-supported triplets.

For three different measures of leaf stability, Arctonyx collaris and Meles meles were the least stable taxa (see Additional file 1).

Nonetheless, they are able to occupy multiple, often very different positions in the phylogeny with little or no penalty in likelihood or posterior probability, apparently due to high levels of autapomorphic, symplesiomorphic, and/or homoplastic character states and correspondingly low levels of synapomorphies reliably linking them to other, more stable taxa and clades.

We then used these trees to calculate taxon instability indices for each species using the headless version of MESQUITE [ 33] and pruned, alternatively, the 5% and 10% least stable taxa from each dataset, comparing the effect of the two pruning stringencies (see Additional File 1).

As long as divergent selection between parentals remains stable, parental taxa, or the properties we recognize in them (e.g. phenotype, genetic diagnosability at certain loci), are preserved without approaching complete RI.

It is thought that homeologues do pair at meiosis in recent autopolyploids, but that most stable polyploid taxa become functionally diploid over time, meaning that gene copies from different ancestral genomes do not recombine [ 47].

Although first-generation hybrids generally have low fertility, hybrid swarms that include later generation and fully fertile backcross plants have been identified, as well as at least three independently-originated stable hybrid taxa.

Although complete loss of the U12-type spliceosome has occurred repeatedly, U12 introns are extremely stable in some taxa, including eutheria.

We note that if a large number of pairs need to be removed to modify the position of the root then that position will also be stable if random taxa are removed according to a statistical jacknife procedure.

Although numts are common in several taxa, the stable nuclear absorption of mtDNA sequences does not appear to be universal.

For mammals, this includes Laurasiatheria, Boreoeutheria, Afrotheria, Atlantogenata, Scrotifera, and Euarchontoglires (Fig. 1), assuming the phylogenetic basis for these taxa remains stable (cf. Table 2).