Sentence examples for support for divergence from inspiring English sources
There was virtually no statistical support for divergence having occurred naturally further back in time (>1,500 years; Figure 3).
Estimates of divergence time for LIL-HAL ranged from 602 to 742 years, assuming different sets of summary statistics, whereas for LIL-MOS it ranged from 599 to 641 years, thus providing strong support for divergence caused by the establishment of water mills and associated impassable dams during the Medieval.
Presumably, selecting different specimens from the hybrid zone that show some degree of admixture based on chromosomal polymorphisms or phenotypic traits would provide support for divergence with gene flow using the triplet method, even if the hybrid zone formed via secondary contact.
My results are similar to those of Oaks et al. [ 7] in that I find msBayes will often infer strong support for clustered divergences when divergences are random over quite broad timescales.
We found mixed support, however, for divergence among other mountain regions.
The Bayes factor in favor of a divergence point cannot be computed because the support for a divergence point is unanimous in the posterior sample.
The 95% interval of the lognormal prior included a period of up to 5.9 My. aLess than 95% posterior support for the divergence from the next most closely related sequence, but at least 95% support for the most basal divergence within the lineage.
When log10 B DP > 1, there is strong support for a divergence point, which then allows conditional estimation of θ, l, and the Bayes factor B j favoring a divergence point located specifically on branch j.
However, some other references gave the support for older divergence times for the crown bilaterian.
The second Bayes factor is the support for a divergence point along the middle branch separating the two genotypes.
Our results show strong support for morphological divergence among groups and significant differences between populations nested within groups (Table 7).
