Sentence examples for able to disperse between from inspiring English sources

Population sizes in the patches were unaffected as were any individuals that were able to disperse between two patches within a single generation (e.g., at short corridor lengths).

The finding that orientation towards habitat patch is done from a distance far lower than the distance individuals are able to disperse successfully - P. eunomia is able to disperse between relatively distant patches (> several kilometres: [ 13, 37, 38])- has also been observed in Euphydryas editha bayensis [ 39], and Pararge aegeria [ 40].

At that time, P. macrophylla and P. rugosa were likely to have been able to disperse unimpeded between Sumatra, Java and Peninsular Malaysia; P. trimera would similarly have been able to advance northwards into southern China.

Biocontrol agents must be able to disperse across the distances between patches of host plants in order to colonize and control their targets.

Megafaunal fruits allow plants to circumvent the trade-off between seed size and dispersal by relying on frugivores able to disperse enormous seed loads over long-distances.

Such migration was carried out by seed dispersal, and trees that were able to disperse their seeds the farthest had an advantage.

He said, "One of the big mysteries of deep-sea vents is how animals are able to disperse from vent field to vent field, crossing the apparently large distances between them".

At least the government was able to disperse the protesters without violence.

It seemed that the police, in this case, were eventually able to disperse the crowds before they killed anyone.

The Web site also reported that the university's security guards were not able to disperse the crowed as it kept growing.

"Once we're able to disperse them out of the area, you want to hold it until we think it's clear".