Sentence examples for Fast population expansion from inspiring English sources

The seemingly unlimited availability of grain and other food on the wintering grounds has allowed this species to thrive, and fast population expansion threatens some fragile Arctic breeding sites where Snow Geese breed in massive colonies.

The booming city displayed a fast population expansion (Table 1) and economic growth largely based on tourism and gambling.

Since parthenogenetic reproduction is numerically twice as efficient as sexual reproduction, Daphnia takes advantage of this in spring when a particularly fast population expansion is possible.

The good news is... historically we've managed to increase food production faster than population expansion.

We believe therefore that this scenario of a fast and brief population expansion from the mid-Holocene (6 ka) to the present should be considered for T. aurea hereafter.

Over the last few decades, Morocco has been facing a strong and fast water demand increase due to population expansion, irrigated agriculture, flourishing foreign trade and changing standard of living and lifestyles.

Thus, the above interpretation seems reasonable in light of population genetics theory; equilibrium could have arisen even faster in this species, as postglacial recolonization and population expansion can rapidly generate population structuring [ 61].

Also, inherent difficulties with using such fast evolving markers like microsatellites in a situation like ours, where evidence indicates a recent population expansion for the continental populations, and the fact that the island populations are likely not in mutation-drift-equilibria makes unbiased gene flow estimation challenging.

Considering the recent population expansion for PSA along the Brazilian coast, degeneration of HEG was a very fast process.

The strong population expansion shown to have started around the end of LGM (∼18 kya) probably reflects the fast migration south of the Laurentide and Cordilleran ice sheets.

In fact, a slow and long population expansion lasting 1750 generations from the LGM to the present ("Expansion 21 0 ka") or a fast and brief expansion from the mid-Holocene (6 ka) to present ("Expansion 6 0 ka") retrieved similar results of genetic diversity and were equally supported in our analyses.