You can also appreciate the contagion effect in the border area of low contrast.
Phyllanthus wightianus (Euphorbiaceae) is a monoecious glabrous shrub which grows up to 4.5 m high and is found in the hills (750 to 1000 m) of peninsular India, on the floor and border of shoals, low altitudes in sandveld, hot dry deciduous, mopane woodlands, along banks of seasonal streams, and rivers [ 16].
The study took place in the Shoklo Malaria Research Unit clinics on the Thailand-Myanmar border, an area of low (entomologic inoculation rate, <1) and seasonal malaria transmission[ 16].
Although the study was not designed to evaluate the prophylactic effect of artemether-lumefantrine, neither lumefantrine nor desbutyl-lumefantrine plasma concentrations significantly suppressed novel infections in pregnant women on the Thailand-Myanmar border, an area of low and seasonal transmission.
Both BAC clones had areas of reduced quality reads with low or no sequence coverage bordered by regions of low complexity sequence repeats, which necessitated manual curation of the sequence assembly resulting in substantially improved sequence assemblies of two (PGB02) and one (PGB04) contigs.
The model predicts Gedo and Western Galgadu on the border of Ethiopia as low risk, both of which are provinces where rinderpest was confirmed during the survey.
According to their result, the 2011 Ibaraki-oki event is located at the border of the areas of low and high coupling rates.
"Our soil analysis is finding that Mayas did not grow maize heavily on the hillsides, but rather along the borders of the low-lying wetlands called bajos," BYU soil scientist Richard Terry said in a statement.
The magnitude of both natural selection and spatial sorting will be influenced by the rate of climate change because variation here-in will determine the availability of unoccupied but suitable habitat beyond the current range border and mortality of low-dispersive individuals near the trailing edge of the range (Phillips et al. 2008; Dytham 2009).
Near the southern border of permafrost occur palsas, low hills and knobs of perennially frozen peat about 1.5 to 6 metres high, evidently forming with accumulation of peat and segregation of ice.
