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The level of divergence between SlAP3 X and Y copies is about 13% (see Table 2), between the 20% X-Y divergence typical of the stratum 1 genes and the 10% X-Y divergence typical of the stratum 2 genes.

In contrast to 16S rRNA, the divergence of the core genome is striking and places CC75 almost midway between typical S. aureus and S. epidermidis.

The beam divergence of the primary beam is 0.007°.

The problem is in the divergence of the aesthetic and the ideological.

Thus, the typical nucleotide divergence in the CRISPR/cas of CC75 suggests that there is no need to evoke recent horizontal acquisition to explain the presence of this element, the simplest explanation being that CRISPR/cas was present in a common ancestor of S. epidermidis, S. lugdunensis, and S. aureus and has been lost in conventional S. aureus since it diverged from CC75.

Palaeocurrents during the termination of stage-3 showed typical patterns of convergence and divergence of bedforms in the southern extremity of the outcrop whereas the palaeocurrent directions are more consistent in the central regions.

Each replication consists of drawing 400 points from each community, a bin size of 0.015 units to form 'OTUs' (∼ 300 OTUs per sample), and the maximum distance between any two points is 0.3 units (r = 0.15), corresponding to typical phylum level divergence of 30% for 16S rRNA gene.

Secondly, we have coupled our method to the equations governing the airfoil dynamics in order to numerically solve problems where the airfoil motion is unknown a priori as happens, for example, in the cases of the flutter and the divergence of a typical section of a wing or of a flexible panel.

An extensive phylogenetic investigation of the VFTMs was conducted by analyzing for functional divergence and testing for positive selection for five typical groups of the class C GPCRs.

Assuming mutation rate typical for many vertebrates (divergence of 2% per million years; [ 5]), the net divergence between the two main lineages of haplotypes (0.035) would be consistent with the 600,000 years of separation between the two drainages starting with the uplifting of Cordillera de la Costa, although this is only a rough estimate and should be treated with caution.

These values are typical of the genera-level divergence observed between yeast species belonging to other lineages [ 92].