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This result reported that stronger diversification might be the best alternative.

This suggested conservation of CCA1 gene function in monocots as compared to stronger diversification between the paralogous genes in Arabidopsis.

"People who like the idea of international fixed income and want some strong diversification don't need any U.S. exposure in their global bond fund," Ms. Hughes said.

The global diversity trend for orthocerids and lituitids is unique among the Ordovician cephalopods (Figure 11) with an uninterrupted and strong diversification pulse from the Floian to the Darriwilian and a diversity peak in the late Darriwilian (compare [65]).

The actin sequences showed particularly strong diversification between Dicyema and other eumetazoa.

Most importantly, the strongest diversification appears between lineages that are orthologous and that are not orthologous with the HLA lineages.

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

Most of the proteins secreted from the haustorium could be under rapid evolution and strong diversification due to host selective pressures and, therefore, be species-specific.

Overall, it appears that gene duplications found in gymnosperm C8 clade, and even the more ancient duplications at the family level (PgHB6), have not led to strong diversification of expression profiles compared to that observed in angiosperms.

The results of their analysis, in particular the phyletic distribution of the superfamily, show that this is an ancient domain that already underwent strong diversification in the RNA world.

The Gγ-subunit sequences demonstrate a much stronger sequence diversification, especially among C-type-like sequences (≤75 % amino acid substitutions) compared to the Gα-subunits (≤15 % amino acid substitutions).