For example, there is only about 3 to 7 percent genetic divergence between groups, compared to 20 percent in subspecies of drosophila fruit flies.
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Where the genetic divergence of dog and wolf took place remains controversial, with the most plausible proposals spanning Western Europe, Central Asia, and East Asia.
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If genetic divergence and regional divergence coincide it can be concluded that the observed divergence is due to migration as evidenced by the archaeological record.
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A strong linear relationship was found between the branch lengths for the host and SFV gene trees, which indicated synchronous genetic divergence in both data sets.
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Genetic studies have found that it originated recently from lesser noctules which colonised the Azores, and has low levels of genetic divergence from its parent species.
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Indeed, researchers found significant genetic divergence between the two groups, as well as between them and another isolated population of " C . a . alleganiensis ".
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Subsequent genetic analysis indicates that while they are closely related, the two taxa display a degree of genetic divergence that is consistent with their recognition as separate species.
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Harvard anthropologist David Pilbeam calls the new study " terrifically exciting and important work, " and commends Reich's method for estimating the time span of human-chimpanzee genetic divergence.
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The previous climatic oscillation and sea level changes leading to contraction and expansion of the tropical rain contributed to the extinction and genetic divergence of species in the region.
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Geographical patterns of genetic divergence in the widespread Mesoamerican bumble bee " Bombus ephippiatus " ( Hymenoptera : Apidae ) . " Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution ", 64, 219-231.
