which is free of any theoretical divergences.
The theoretical time of divergence of agnathans is estimated 564 MYR for molecular and 525 MYR for fossil data [ 16].
Because the actual generation number per year probably might be less than theoretical estimation, the divergence time between YHJ7 and Japanese sake strains obtained in this study only provided a minimum estimation.
That divergence between theoretical and applied work has been a key battleground in the development of computer science curriculum since the discipline was formed.
Abrams [21] demonstrated in a theoretical study a similar divergence of traits in two prey to result from indirect evolutionary interaction mediated through a shared predator.
In at least some lakes, conditions also meet the theoretical requirements for sympatric divergence of lake and kokanee ecotypes (Wood and Foote 1996).
They placed their results in the context of the above theoretical mechanisms of evolutionary divergence and proposed that diversity is unlikely to be explained by any one of the available theoretical models.
Divergences between theoretical and experimental results occur due to the simplification of the contact condition at the die workpiece interface.
Divergences between theoretical and practitioner perspectives on NEPIs are discussed, leading to suggested strategies for enhancing the environmental effectiveness of market-based instruments.
Despite theoretical concerns that intraspecific divergences will increase dramatically when studies are conducted at large spatial scales, the majority of empirical evidence to date indicates that this is a more modest problem for DNA barcoding than originally envisaged.
