Sentence examples for basin population from inspiring English sources

For both species a significant drawback to the basin population is observed, with 1/3 for elm and ¼ for poplar after 25 years already.

In 2015, the basin population is estimated at approximately 160 million inhabitants, of which 69percentt in Brazil, 22percentt in Argentina, 4percentt in Paraguay, 3percentt in the Plurinational State of Bolivia and 2percentt in Uruguay.

In the upper basin, population increased by 700 percent between 1950 and 2000, and is expected to rise another 1.5 million by 2020.

The Manus Basin population of I. nautilei is isolated from that of the North Fiji and Lau Basins by an unknown process that limits contemporary gene flow.

The Manus Basin population of I. nautilei comprises a genetically distinct unit that should be managed separately from the North Fiji/Lau population.

The absence of Ifremeria nautilei population structure at all but the broadest spatial scales is consistent with long-distance dispersal and the barrier to gene flow between the North Fiji and Lau Basin population and the Manus Basin population is likely extrinsic and not related to life history characteristics.

Given the number of cryptic species or potential for this in the Procellariformes it deems further research if the separate ocean basin populations could be distinct species rather than subspecies.

Although the two basin populations are close (≈50 km), at present they are geographically separated by a mountain chain.

The western Eurasian mtDNA haplogroup U5a lineages were also revealed in two Neolithic Angara River basin cemetery populations - Kitoi (dated to 7250 6040 years ago) and the Serovo-Glazkovo (dated to 4960 3590 years ago), though the majority of their mtDNAs were of eastern Eurasian ancestry [ 8].

While Ifremeria nautilei occurs throughout Manus, North Fiji, and Lau Basins, populations of I. nautilei follow the trend of greater endemism and limited connectivity hypothesized for species endemic to back-arc basin spreading centres [ 32].

We analyzed sequences from multiple plastid DNA regions in 47 populations of Cistus monspeliensis from the Canary Islands (21 populations) and the Mediterranean basin (26 populations).