Sharing the idea of abundance spreads the idea that there is more than enough to go around and to be shared.
His subject was the abundance and spread of mosasaurs, marine reptiles that, as he wrote, vanished at the end of the Cretaceous era about 65 million years ago.
Our findings add to previous evidence suggesting that the spatial structure created in highly managed landscapes, particularly the diversity of resulting understory structures, promotes the abundance and spread of generalist mesocarnivore species.
With the assumption that there is a link between the abundance and spread of the black-legged tick and the occurrence of Lyme disease in humans, some have attempted to predict the risk of B. burgdorferi estimated from tick distribution and abundance (e.g. Glass et al. 1995; Kitron and Kazmierczak 1997).
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Dr. Levi hypothesized that because these small animals are prey, their abundance – and the spread of the Lyme disease bacteria within them – depends on the abundance of their predators.
KMP-11 was not detected in this sucrose gradient, which could be due to either a low abundance or a spread throughout the gradient due to interactions with many proteins.
However, the invasion by the Eurasian genetic lineage in wetlands across North America has been striking due to its rapid spread, abundance and impacts.
Because of climatic changes with increased rainfall in recent years, host abundance, and thereby spread of the pathogen, has increased, with subsequent transmission to humans.
The class 1 integrons are one of the most frequent elements in the acquisition, abundance, maintenance and spread of antimicrobial resistance gene cassettes among gram-negative bacteria isolated from clinical samples [ 29].
