Sentence examples for attributable to species from inspiring English sources

The lack of Late Devonian vicariance is diametrically opposed to the pattern observed in other geologic intervals, which suggests the loss of vicariant speciation attributable to species invasions during the Late Devonian was a causal factor in the biodiversity crisis.

Whether these differences are attributable to species or to other differences remains to be explored.

The discrepancy between these data and our current results could be attributable to species differences or differential responses based on timing of exposure.

Yet, species-specific BMR closely determined range size; this effect was distinctly not attributable to species' characteristic body sizes (adult size, ANCOVA, F2,5=43.0090, p=0.0029; R=0.9663; table 2; electronic supplementary material).

Additionally we tested the possible artefact attributable to biased species representation by computing within mean species divergence and the influence of presumably non-monophyletic taxa on the divergence distribution.

This forest type call was combined with a survey-based county-level breakdown of the distribution of volume among species within each forest type [33] (see Table 2) to determine how much of the mapped removal was attributable to each species.

Fossils attributable to cheetahlike species dating from two to three million years ago have been found in North America in what is now Texas, Nevada, and Wyoming.

The arrow indicates the display order and the rectangle illustrate the band not attributable to triterpene species.

Very broad bands near 600 and 800 cm-1, attributable to arsenite species, are clearly present at ΣS/ΣAs ratios as high as 1.94, and possibly 3.17.

The very broad bands observed near 600 and 800 cm-1 at pH = 13.2 (Fig. 2) are probably attributable to the species HAsO3 2- and AsO3 3-, which are present in nearly equal proportions at pH = 13.2 (Fig. 12).

While it is possible that the bites were attributable to other species, intraspecific aggression, including facial biting, is very common among predators.