genetic divergence उदाहरण वाक्य
उदाहरण वाक्य
- Various populations show major differences in the chromosomes, leading to the recognition of several " chromosomal subspecies ", but these hybridize where in contact and there is little genetic divergence.
- Most leopard sharks tend to remain within a particular area rather than undertaking long movements elsewhere, which has led to genetic divergence between populations of sharks living in different regions.
- Across the species'range, nine subspecies have been described, with the five New World forms having differing plumages and vocalizations, suggesting genetic divergence within the New World, perhaps to species level.
- Most recently, genomewide analyses found differences in gene expression but no genetic divergence, suggesting that plumage forms have originated recently, within a single interbreeding lineage, and do not represent species boundaries.
- However, if the date of genetic divergence occurs at a different time than the archaeological record, then scientists will have to look at alternate archaeological evidence to explain the genetic divergence.
- However, if the date of genetic divergence occurs at a different time than the archaeological record, then scientists will have to look at alternate archaeological evidence to explain the genetic divergence.
- Genetic landscape of " Buergeria robusta " presents high congruence to the topography of Taiwan; populations on the eastern and western sides of the Central Mountain Range showed a prominent genetic divergence.
- A mathematical model for clinal speciation was developed by Caisse and Antonovics that found evidence that, " both genetic divergence and reproductive isolation may therefore occur between populations connected by gene flow ".
- The causes of the population bottleneck a sharp decrease in a species'population, immediately followed by a period of great genetic divergence ( differentiation ) among survivors is attributed to volcanic winters by some researchers.
- McKay hypothesized the two species diverged during the last ice age which left a land bridge from mainland Australia to Tasmania open during the Pleistocene, effectively isolating two pockets of fish, allowing genetic divergence.