Sentence examples similar to broad scale distribution from inspiring English sources

Conventional tagging data, on the other hand, inform on population broad-scale distribution patterns with respect to closed areas.

Models were constructed with Maxent using broad-scale distribution data from across the UK (excluding Northern Ireland) and fine-scale radio-tracking data from bats at one colony.

The majority of predictions about the impacts of climate change on wildlife have relied either on the study of species' physiological tolerance or on broad-scale distribution models.

While human-mediated dispersal and climatic suitability have been crucial in shaping L. camara's current broad-scale distribution in South Africa, dispersal by birds and along rivers are important drivers of invasion at landscape scales.

The broad-scale distribution of asexuals may therefore be correlated with broad-scale habitat variation.

The effect of seasonal temperature changes on the broad-scale distribution of species has been widely reported [1], although the mechanisms and specific tolerances have rarely been investigated [2], [3].

Broad-scale distribution patterns are identified and analysed, and key features such as seagrass productivity and faunal diversity are compared across regions.

Overall, there is good evidence that food plants can be a limiting factor for the distribution of animal consumers, but there is also potential for the opposite, i.e. that broad-scale distributions or range limits of plants are constrained by the distribution of animals.

Characteristics of small world networks are: (a) small average shortest path distances, (b) large global clustering coefficients (larger than the corresponding random network), and (c) connectivity distributions described by either a scale free, broad scale or single scale distribution [25], [26].

The Australian Faunal Directory, maintained by the Australian Biological Resources Study ABRSS), lists some 15,000 taxa recognized as marine in this study, that is, about 30% of anticipated named Australian marine species, a subset of which carry broad scale information about distribution (by IMCRA bioregion – see below).

The abundance of most functional groups of waterbirds changed in response to broad scale changes in wetland distribution, while local abundance remained highly variable.