Assertion: dinoflagellate's genome | /r/HasProperty | fragmented
Facets:
value: in the run-up
type: TEMPORAL
value: highly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: In contrast, the dinoflagellate mitochondrial genes are multicopy and the genome itself is highly fragmented (44, 74, 76).
text: All of these possibilities might be acting in favour of the movement of dinoflagellate genes from chloroplast to nucleus, although there is no obvious reason why so many more genes should apparently have been lost in dinoflagellates than in other species, and why the genome should have been fragmented during (or perhaps in the run-up to) the process.