This aspect of Bentham's theory has often been ignored or dismissed as irrelevant by critics who, from T. H. Green forward, argue that calculations of total utility fail to respect the distinctiveness of persons and thereby place their interests at perpetual risk (Rawls 1971, 22 27; Nozick 1974, 28 35; see the discussions in Ten 1987, 13 37; Rosen 2003, Chs. 12 13; and Bykvist 2010, Ch. 5).
Regardless of the cause behind the current within-clade diversity, their genetic distinctiveness implies that the total diversity of F. vesiculosus would be significantly reduced should these last remaining populations also become extinct.
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Results from "Structure" analyses recover the two Eastern populations as a distinct cluster for most values of K (all analyses with K = 3 to K = 8), with high assignment probabilities in all cases, also highlighting the genetic distinctiveness of these populations among the total.
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The deviations of more than 1% in total GC content of MIP both from M. avium lineage organisms and M. intracellulare reaffirms its distinctiveness from these organisms belonging to MAC.
The distinctiveness of Shimaa strains is indicated quantitatively by relatively high values for FST, the proportion of total genetic variance in a subpopulation relative to total genetic variance [31] (0.27 0.44) (Fig. 1B).
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