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We examined whether the association between psychological distress and incident type 2 diabetes differed between populations at different baseline risk levels of type 2 diabetes as assessed by the presence of prediabetes and the level of FRS.

Therefore, respiratory performance is expected to vary between populations at different latitudes because they experience different thermal environments.

Critically, for conservation planning, the lack of connectivity between populations at different depths will have consequences for the fate of species and populations affected by environmental change.

Unlike the traditional SNP-based approach, the gene- and pathway-based approaches can take into account both the consistency and inconsistency of association between populations at different levels.

We detected very few apapane and no iiwi in low-elevation habitats, and genetic results reveal only minimal differentiation between populations at different altitudes in either of these species.

The r values were first estimated without accounting for kinship in CCLONES or subpopulation structure in ADEPT2 to compare baseline LD between populations at different scales (i.e., within genes, within LGs, and between LGs).

We quantified differences between bison populations at different locations and spatial scales (American Prairie Reserve, Malta, Montana, USA, and Grasslands National Park, Val Marie, Saskatchewan, Canada, 2010 2011) and bison and cattle at similar locations and spatial scales using behavioral observations, movement analyses, and resource selection functions.

Analysis of variance (ANOVA) and analysis of molecular variance (AMOVA) [ 22] were used with θ to determine statistically significant differences between microbial populations at different Tanner stages.

Differences among traits between source populations at different garden environments showed the expected presence of plasticity (Johnson et al. 2013, St. Clair et al. 2013).

Responses to hypoxia have been investigated in many species; however, comparative studies between conspecific geographical populations at different altitudes are rare, especially for invertebrates.

The wide elevational distribution of P. w. bulomachus may provide a good system for addressing how divergent selection pressures posed by a steep elevational gradient may drive adaptive differentiation between populations living at different elevations.