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Most of the remaining moths shared a third common haplotype, but again this was relatively divergent compared with the two most common haplotypes.

At the other end of the scale, immune responses and adhesion processes are shared divergent categories and reproductive processes are relatively divergent in both vertebrates and arthropods, whereas divergence of DNA metabolism is common to arthropods and fungi.

However, the resolution of the three markers was quite different, with the COI marker being the least conserved (as evidenced by the abundance of high divergences, or long branches), the LSU marker being relatively divergent at higher taxonomic levels but conserved for closely related species, and the UPA marker being approximately twice as conserved as COI, but with a similar topological pattern.

NI 1686 (Kenya), NI 1405 (Tanzania) and NI 1475 (Malawi), were relatively divergent.

The 3' ends of the PRAMEL genes, however, were found to be relatively divergent.

These chromosomes are known to be relatively divergent among S.cerevisiae strains.

In fact both genes from Carex are relatively divergent compared to most mitochondrial rps14 genes and pseudogenes.

The GASP4 protein exhibits no discernible sequence similarity to either BEX2 or BEX3 proteins; moreover, BEX2 and BEX3 amino acid sequences are relatively divergent (42% identity).

Genetic characterization of the few available HTLV-1c subtype strains indicates that they are relatively divergent compared with the Cosmopolitan HTLV-1a prototype.

Compared with the conserved structure of C-terminal, the N-terminal regions of silkworm sHSP genes are relatively divergent in sequence length and order.

The rhodophyte Cyanidium caldarium chloroplast encodes two complete copies of trg1 (ompR and ycf27), though these genes are relatively divergent from each other (E-value 2.0 × 10-78).