Sentence examples for wide range of divergence from inspiring English sources
The network also shows the wide range of divergence among haplotypes (0.2% 1.3%) with many of the unique haplotypes at the higher end of the divergence scale.
We set a minimum of 10 000 sequences as a threshold; (ii) A wide range of divergence time among Neoptera.
These studies resulted in a wide range of divergence time estimates between the different formae speciales, which reflects the challenges to calculate an accurate divergence time of this pathogen.
Concatenation of genes evolving at different rates to resolve phylogenetic relationships among taxa across a wide range of divergence times has been the paradigm in phylogenetic inference for the last two decades.
We identified eight discrete COX1 MOTUs over a wide range of divergence, up to 5%, suggesting that there may be eight species-level taxa represented if a barcoding cutoff of 2% is accepted.
Between these two groups, several superfamilies (O1, O2, M, con-ikot-ikot, and conodipine) with high frequencies (fig. 2 a) showed a wide range of divergence, from identical conopeptides to the conopeptides showing as low as 11% PID between C. tribblei and C. lenavati.
Why does the SWS1 visual pigment gene exhibit useful phylogenetic characteristics across such a wide range of divergences in vertebrates?
Future work could extend the approaches considered here to taxon-pairs of Timema spanning a wider range of divergence (e.g., hybridizing species pairs) in an attempt to reconstruct how the relationship between genetic divergence and reproductive isolation might change as the continuous process of speciation unfolds.
These give a wide range of possible divergence rates per million years (±S.E).
We have annotated the orthologs of D. melanogaster Gr39a in eleven other recently sequenced Drosophila species [10], representing a wide range of phylogenetic divergence from D. melanogaster (Figure 1A, [10]).
In spite of being a DNA virus, TTV has an extremely wide range of sequence divergence.
