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Reviewer 2 continued: Minor comments The authors indicate that "many, if not most of [the genes] will be congruent across most of the tree".

If a gene tree with three sequences only is rerooted, it will be congruent with all rooted species tree for some gene tree rooting, and therefore it will not provide any information to discriminate among species relationships in the GTP analysis.

Given the dynamic evolutionary history of plant nuclear genes as a result of recombination, gene conversion, duplication and endosymbiotic gene transfer, it is not yet clear whether phylogenies based on nuclear-encoded proteins will be congruent with phylogenies based on plastid-encoded proteins.

Responses to changes in overall sound level at the periphery will always be congruent in the left and right ICs, while changes in azimuthal location will produce changes in firing rate in each IC antipodal to the other.

However, typically the different Voronoi cells will neither be congruent, nor have similar volumes.

When hosts undergo speciation with their symbionts, their reconstructed trees will tend to be congruent.

That is, congruent time displacement in a Weyl geometry is such that two congruent time intervals at \(p\) will not in general be congruent at \ q\), when congruently displaced in parallel along different world lines from \(p\) to \ q\), that is, \(l^{A}_{q} \ne l^{B}_{q}\).

We predict (iv) mtDNA and nucDNA will be more congruent on longer branches, because allele histories should coalesce on longer branches, reducing discordance among genes due to incomplete lineage sorting [ 35].

While health professionals' support for self-care strategies will be more congruent with patients' expectations if they explore each person's social, emotional and cultural circumstances, pursuit of improved health outcomes may involve a careful balance between supporting as well as helping shift the emotional constructs surrounding a patient life with diabetes.

If the people who form the collective will can imagine themselves as medical outliers, and many of them do so (catastrophic medical insurance is being bought by an increasing number of individuals), this collective will may be found to be congruent with that of the individual.

I wanted to be congruent with myself".