Sentence examples for a fragmented distribution from inspiring English sources

Because home ranges estimated from animal locations are largely continuous in space, the resource-bearing patches selected by an animal from a fragmented distribution of patches would be difficult to discern; unselected patches included in the home range estimate would bias an understanding of important habitat relationships.

The silvertip shark (Carcharhinus albimarginatus) is a large species of requiem shark, in the family Carcharhinidae, with a fragmented distribution throughout the tropical Indian and Pacific Oceans.

βhigh-cells exhibited a fragmented distribution of F-actin.

Confocal microscopy revealed a fragmented distribution of F-actin beneath the plasma membrane in 87±5% of βhigh-cells (Fig. 6A) whereas 78±7% of βlow-cells displayed a strong and continuous signal potentially reflecting a ring beneath the plasma membrane that may hamper exocytosis (Fig. 6A) [25].

Isthmic nuclei with divergent anatomical conformations show a fragmented distribution of isthmic nuclear structures across vertebrate phyla.

Oerst., the dominant tree in Australian cool temperate rainforests, and these species share a fragmented distribution in the states of Victoria and Tasmania.

SDTF is a poorly known biome with a strongly fragmented distribution across South America, and hence, it works as a perfect case study for exploring issues in biome mapping.

The comparison is performed through a case study of the Seasonally Dry Tropical Forests (SDTF), a relatively poorly known biome with a strongly fragmented distribution across South America.

And as time went on, he figured out that the more profitable business lay in the distribution of domestic vodka in Poland, so he began to consolidate what had been a very fragmented distribution system.

Even before the extensive clearing of the Wheatbelt in the 1930s, B. cuneata must have had a highly fragmented distribution, since the deep yellow sand favoured by the species occurs only in patches, and makes up only 10 to 15% of the area.

This process could arise in our studied species because, contrary to a vast majority of songbirds living in more continuous habitats, skylark populations have a particularly fragmented distribution, mainly due to human activities, leading to distinct small patches of acoustic variability [10].