Sentence examples for subsequent divergence from inspiring English sources

Our dating approach allowed us to estimate that the split of the two most divergent mitochondrial phylogroups occurred 0.32 Myr ago and that the subsequent divergence of the two pairs of lineages concomitantly took place at around 0.23 Myr ago.

What explains their subsequent divergence, with India now broadly stable and prosperous and Pakistan crisis-ridden?

This may have happened at any stage during the evolution of host or parasite so that subsequent divergence will have obscured all traces of the original change of host.

The extraordinary diversity of opsin molecules is likely a product of extensive gene duplication and subsequent divergence (Arendt 2003; Plachetzki and Oakley 2007; Oakley and Pankey 2008).

The ancestor of cyanobacteria either possessed one photosystem, and then a second one was transferred via HGT giving rise to a "chimeric" photosynthetic apparatus, or there was a gene duplication event followed by subsequent divergence into two different photosystems.

Confidence intervals of time estimates for the range expansion and subsequent divergence of the two lineages are wide.

Gene duplication and the subsequent divergence of paralogous pairs play an important role in the evolution of novel gene functions.

Further analysis provided evidence that some of the recombinants underwent subsequent divergence, further increasing the genotypic complexity.

These hormones are believed to have evolved from a common ancestral gene through several rounds of gene duplication and subsequent divergence.

The observed patterns of morphological and genetic differences among D. dianthus populations are consistent with a model of isolation and subsequent divergence.

The origin of DIA1L can be traced back to early in the deuterostome lineage, where a DIA1 gene duplication event and subsequent divergence occurred.