Later, similar processes resulted in divergent populations in states to the west.
That its divergent population managed to stay together as long as it did was something of a miracle.
One genetic study concluded that clicks, which occur in the languages of the genetically divergent populations Hadza and !
The Owens Valley population may yet prove to be a separate species or a genetically divergent population of S. major.
A number of divergent populations of the starfish in the Atlantic and Mediterranean are believed to be deserving of being recognized as sub-species.
The genetic differences among divergent populations can involve silent mutations (that have no effect on the phenotype) or give rise to significant morphological and/or physiological changes.
Imagine that two divergent populations (potentially even classified as separate species) come into contact after a period of allopatry (Figure 1).
The prestige associated with being from New Orleans by many residents is likely a factor in the linguistic assimilation of the ethnically divergent population.
A 2009 article published in Nature finds strong evidence for at least two ancient populations in India, genetically divergent, that are ancestral to most Indians today.
In its ruling, the court held that the board was illegally constituted because the city's five borough presidents, each with one vote, represent constituencies with widely divergent populations.
