Sentence examples for time for divergence from inspiring English sources

Aside from the sympatric species, the lack of resolution may be caused by the insufficient time for divergence between lineages.

We used one fossil calibration point: 11 million years, the estimated time for divergence of camel and alpaca (Webb 1974; Stanley et al. 1994).

Thus, collagen XXIII and XXV genes have had a shorter time for divergence from each other than from the collagen XIII gene.

Second, purely environmentally induced gene expression (nonheritable molecular phenotypes) can still play an indirect role in speciation by facilitating population persistence and "buying the population time" for divergence in other, less plastic, evolvable traits (Fig. 1 in Ref. 23).

In general, variants evaluated by reference to the human-amniote alignments produced the highest MAPP scores, because with less time for divergence, there are fewer substitutions and any change is likely to appear unusual.

Similar time constraints for divergence times as used by Okajima and Kumazawa [ 18] were employed.

The estimates for time of divergence for these ancestral lineages, therefore, are in agreement with a large time of divergence, justifying the observed number of synonymous and non-synonymous sites.

These most recent E. falciformis paralogs are likely less diverged simply due to a shorter time allowed for divergence.

Time estimates for divergence of Fault and Skeleton cave populations from geographically-proximate surface populations are Pleistocene in age (95% HPD 0.4 1.6, 0.7 1.2, respectively).

Our estimated time for the divergence of millipedes (Diplopoda) and centipedes (Chilopoda) was 442 ± 50 Ma, and the divergence of insects and crustaceans was estimated as 666 ± 58 Ma.

The short period of time for the divergence of Spalacidae indicates a burst of rapid speciation occurred.