The phrase "abundant populations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the large numbers of individuals within a species or group, often in ecological or demographic contexts.
Example: "The region is known for its abundant populations of various bird species, making it a popular destination for birdwatchers."
Alternatives: "large populations" or "numerous populations".
Most genes flow from abundant populations at the optimum environmental position into peripheral low-abundance regions, potentially decreasing fitness in the latter, preventing adaptation, and leading to the downward spiral known as migrational meltdown (Kirkpatrick and Barton 1997; Ronce and Kirkpatrick 2001).
While the overall species richness is low, those species that inhabit the area often form very abundant populations.
Tensions caused by the clash between scarce water and ever more abundant populations are likely only to intensify.
The wetlands provide sanctuary for abundant populations of waterfowl and boreal songbirds, as well as migratory birds traveling between Alaska and southern wintering grounds.
According to a simplistic model, when resources are scarce, wolf populations decline and when resources are abundant, populations increase.
Although once extremely abundant, populations of Thorius have declined precipitously over the last 30 to 35 years, and living Thorius are now rarely found in nature.
The skin is a promising location for vaccination with its abundant population of antigen capturing and presenting cells.
An abundant population of sources is revealed, which is likely to stem from low-mass galaxy clusters at redshift near 1.
Chinese peasants and urban laborers would take the place of the expensive machines that the Western industrial powers had spent 100 years developing; China's wealth, Mao reasoned, lay in its abundant population.
AM-like cells represented the second-most abundant population of lung MNP after AM, being 10 times less represented than AM, but at least 5 times more numerous than cDC1, cDC2 or moDC5.
A pure and abundant population of adult rod perikarya can be exploited in different studies concerning nuclear functions such as gene expression analyses which aim at elucidating the relationship between cell type and disease [1].
