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Ancylostoma duodenale, 8 to 13 millimetres long, is found on all continents but is most prevalent in warm regions.
It comprises around 600 taxa at specific and subspecific levels, present in all continents but Antarctica, mostly distributed in the Northern Hemisphere, with no more than 25 taxa in the Southern Hemisphere.
Given the relative proportionality of latitudinal distribution among the continents, the ecological theory of equilibrium leads us to expect that human cultural groups like language communities, by analogy, with the populations or species of non-human taxa, should be proportional with the total human geographical range, namely, all continents but Antarctica.
Psilocybin mushrooms occur on all continents, but the majority of species are found in subtropical humid forests.
Legumes were cultivated on all continents but cereals made up most of the regular diet: rice in East Asia, wheat and barley in the Middle east, and maize in Central and South America.
Catfishes inhabit all continents but Antarctica [10] and are (with the exception of cypriniforms) the most successful freshwater fish order (about 3100 species).
He came up with the 7-7-7 idea froman man who had completed marathons on all seven continents, but he required 91 days and entered only official races.
The species is widespread, being known in its natural habitat from all five continents, but is not found in abundance.
Interestingly, they found that although starvation tolerance did not vary with latitude in any continent, desiccation tolerance varied with latitude and climate on all three continents, but curiously, not always as predicted.
Sporadic cases have been documented in all inhabited continents, but a lack of diagnostic microbiological facilities and systematic studies in many low-income regions limit knowledge of the true distribution of the disease (5 ), a particular problem in rural sub-Saharan Africa.
Peregrine falcons are native to all continents except Antarctica, but because of the widespread use of DDT and other pesticides they became extinct in the East by the early 1960's.
