The phrase "adjacent population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of individuals or organisms that are located next to or near another group.
Example: "The study focused on the health impacts of pollution on the adjacent population living near the industrial site."
Alternatives: "neighboring population" or "contiguous population".
Intrinsic Linkage-Rate Ratio models afford a new approach to multistate modeling, facilitating the projection of multistate populations with changing rates and the estimation of interstate transfer rates from adjacent population data.
The questionnaire was pre-tested on an adjacent population.
Throughout the third instar stage, notal Wg expression is seen in a stripe of epithelial cells that are closely apposed to the adjacent population of Twi positive cells.
If a population were extirpated and subsequently recolonized from a single adjacent population, one would expect to see reduced levels of genetic diversity.
Most models on introgression from genetically modified (GM) plants have focused on small spatial scales, modelling gene flow from a field containing GM plants into a single adjacent population of a wild relative.
This survey would also note the location of each chemical, the quantity at that location, the state and security of the location, the adjacent population density and location of vulnerable facilities such as schools and hospitals.
They confirm that lizards avoid ploughed substrate, perhaps explaining previous observations of extremely low gene flow between adjacent populations.
We found extensive genetic admixture between the Ghanaian lineages and those from adjacent populations diminishing with geographical distance.
Burns and Racicot (2009) sequenced DNA from three individuals of the Gray-headed Tanager, two from adjacent populations in Bolivia and one from Panama.
Waste and wastewater treatment processes produce odours, which can cause a nuisance to adjacent populations and contribute significantly to atmospheric pollution.
Reestablishment of the species may not occur until favourable conditions allow adjacent populations to build up, an event that may take decades.
