Sentence examples for arctic population from inspiring English sources

It was at this former trading point, Arnaquq-Baril says, that an incident occurred that helps explain how so many Inuit – the northern indigenous people who make up the bulk of Canada's Arctic population – went from their nomadic lifestyles to settling in this unlikely city, in one of the planet's harshest climates.

It raises awareness of the problems faced by this arctic population and how climate change also affects Canada.

With its large Arctic population and long coastline, it simply makes sense that Russia would want to invest in infrastructure there, which would include military bases, ships, and weapons systems.

Montane-boreal lakes cluster more closely with the arctic population, suggesting that they have changed primarily in responses to climate warming.

The Arctic population health is an important dimension and an indicator of monitoring human development.

The presented sequence information therefore represents the north-east Arctic population of Atlantic cod.

Rats were exposed perinatally to the northern contaminant mixture (NCM) which was designed to reflect the blood contaminant profile of Canadian arctic populations, to components of the NCM administered separately (methylmercury (MeHg), polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and organochlorine pesticides (OCs)) or to the goitrogen propylthiouracyl.

The mutation at position 8402 T/C in COX2 that causes an amino acid change was present in all individuals that also carried the mutation at position 5768: G/A in ND2, which was identified as being under selection by TreeSAAP; these mutations were private to two arctic populations i.e.in the rivers Teno and Rynda (Fig.  1).

In this sub-arctic population, insomnia was most prevalent in winter, but there were no significant seasonal differences in mental distress.

High-Arctic populations, including everything on the edge of the sea ice, were down by 26%.Bearing upAmong them was an iconic Arctic creature: the great maritime bear.

Furthermore, we exemplify the above-mentioned notion by discussing two particular processes and their hypothetical impact on genetic and craniofacial data: the influence of bottlenecks during the early dispersal and a putative zone of gene flow among Asian and American Circum-Arctic populations.