Sentence examples for the primary divergence from inspiring English sources

Shrugging off the most horrific and unimaginable of evils is possible when the primary divergence in many white communities was the enforcement method, rather than the segregationist goal.

This indicates that suf was likely acquired in these lineages early, but after the primary divergence among proteobacteria had taken place.

It provides substantial support for previous studies in a number of key areas including: the primary divergence of Lorisiformes within Strepsirrhini, the primary divergence of Pitheciidae in Platyrrhini, a sister grouping of African and non-African colobines within Colobinae and of Cercopithecini and Papionini within Cercopthecinae.

Within Haplorrhini, we find support for the primary divergence of Pitheciidae in Platyrrhini, and our results suggest a sister grouping of African and non-African colobines within Colobinae and of Cercopithecini and Papionini within Cercopthecinae.

Different methods used in this study generally produced highly consistent time estimates for the primary divergence of eukaryotes (age of LECA), divergence of the animal phyla, divergence of opisthokonts and the dicot-monocot divergence.

The best attempt since then to date the primary divergence of eukaryotes using sequence trees multiply calibrated by the fossil record [ 34, 35] is consistent with my argument that eukaryotes are well over a billion years younger than eubacteria [ 1].

(3) To what extent does the gap between Kosciuszko and the Bogong High Plains represent a primary divergence point?

This primary divergence led to one major clade that includes the Bonneville-Yellowstone, Lahontan, westslope, and coastal lineages.

One of the limitations of the triplet method is that it cannot distinguish gene flow resulting from primary divergence versus secondary contact.

Cnidaria has a primary divergence between two large clades, Anthozoa, corals and sea anemones, and Medusozoa, including scyphozoans (true jellyfish), cubozoans (box jellies), hydrozoans (hydroids, Hydra, and hydromedusae) and staurozoans (stalked medusae) [2].

We include one species pair, S. cowlesi and S. tristichus, that have different chromosomal rearrangements and are from opposite sides of a hybrid zone that may have formed as a result of either primary divergence or secondary contact (Leaché and Cole 2007; Leaché 2011).