The phrase "active dispersal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to ecology, biology, or any field discussing the movement of organisms or particles from one location to another.
Example: "The study focused on the mechanisms of active dispersal in plant species, highlighting how seeds are transported by animals."
Alternatives: "dynamic dispersal" or "intentional dispersal".
Longer range dispersal and population differentiation are more likely to reflect the effects of mosquito transport via human activities than relative distances among breeding sites and active dispersal by individual mosquitoes.
In fact, hurricanes may create numerous dispersal/colonization opportunities, especially for the organisms with poor active dispersal abilities140,145.
These results underscore current theories on active dispersal by young oceanic-stage sea turtles and give further weight to hypotheses of juvenile foraging strategies for this species.
This method is hardly less effective than active dispersal; spiders, mites, and insects have been collected by airplanes over the Pacific as much as 3,100 km (about 1,900 miles) from land.
We assessed relatively long-term effects of clear-cutting on litter dwelling land snails, a group with slow active dispersal and considered to be intolerant to microclimate changes.
Our results indicate that limited active dispersal ability and ecological or biotic barriers could explain the isolation of the different cryptic lineages, which never co-occur.
In particular, body size is closely correlated with the greatest dispersal distance an active disperser is able to achieve56.
Based on Fig. 1, the active particles' dispersal is shown on the surface of multi-walled carbon nanotube-functionalized carboxyl.
An underlying cause of that observation is that tricellular pollen is usually desiccation sensitive and metabolically active at dispersal, whereas bicellular pollen is often desiccation tolerant and developmentally delayed.
Figure 3 shows that traits which facilitate recovery (active aquatic dispersal), being able to cope with high flow (being present in interstitial water), and being able to cope with low DO levels (using teguments for respiration) are positively correlated with BOD and nutrients.
Neritid and thiarid gastropods from French Polynesian streams: how reproduction (sexual, parthenogenic) and dispersal (active, passive) affect population structure.
