F3'5'Hk likely arose by illegitimate recombination between two paralogues that diverged at 4DTV ~0.046, as reflected by its intermediate 4DTV value (~0.026) and by the asymmetric distribution of 4DTV sites along F3'5'Hk, when compared with members of either group.
The right hand mode is interpreted as representing orthologous pairs, intertaxon pairs of genes that diverged at the same time as the taxa themselves diverged.
We propose a model according to which Przewalski's horse and domestic horse are descendents of two lineages that diverged potentially as early as ∼0.150 Ma.
Hybridization events, resulting in sterile diploid offspring and fertile allopolyploids following whole genome duplication, between taxa that had diverged as many as 3 mya are common in Glycine, a prime example being G. dolichocarpa.
While a similar proportion (54%) of those that diverge do so as early as they arise, they continue to contribute significantly to the divergence in module assignment at later points compared to non-duplicated genes.
Although combining population genomic and association approaches is a powerful way to overcome some of the limitations of associations studies, GWAS in populations where phenotype is associated with strong population structure produces problems in separating true positives from loci that diverged simply as a function of demographic processes (see File S5).
That stretch was rife with changes that fostered fantastical reaches, inflated sentiments that diverged from reality nearly as much as the interest rates, and a super-optimism of the greedy self that made markets larger than life.
As another example, chinook salmon introduced into New Zealand founded several populations that diverged in these same traits, as well as in reproductive allocation and spawning time (Kinnison et al. 2001, 2003; Quinn et al. 2001).
New approaches were based on PCR and targeted genomic regions that diverged between strains as defined by in silico genomic comparisons of sequenced MA genomes.
