Sentence examples for by a founder effect from inspiring English sources

However, the AAV2 epidemic in the human population may be global, as suggested by serological studies where it was found to be the prevalent type [24] and may be explained by a founder effect.

The limited diversity in the cattle population can be explained by a founder effect, in which only a subset of the buffalo parasite gene pool can be established and transmitted within the cattle population.

Although, loss of variation of the Y chromosome in the bonobo by a founder effect or genetic drift cannot be excluded, these contrasting patterns might be explained in the context of the species' markedly different social and mating behaviour.

Secondly, the data have revealed evidence of a potential on-going outbreak throughout Australia due to a limited number of VGII genotypes, possibly caused by a founder effect followed by clonal expansion.

Our results also support the hypothesis of a "smouldering" outbreak throughout the Australian continent, involving a limited number of VGII genotypes, which is possibly caused by a founder effect followed by a clonal expansion.

Simply assuming that low levels are caused by a founder effect is no longer satisfactory.

A small number of these unstable individuals, together with some normal individuals, probably migrated to the Fukaura area by chance, which caused a founder effect, leading to the rapid expansion and subsequent decrease of the modified individuals.

The modified forms may be naturally selected against in the previous range margins if disadvantageous behaviorally, but this selection may be weakened by habitat changes or a founder effect in Fukaura, leading to the outbreak of the modified forms.

88 This is best explained by a stochastic event representing a founder effect following the initial seeding of kidney epithelium by a blood-derived variant.

The "cave haplogroup" shows a pattern which suggests a founder effect caused by a single invasion into the cave followed by fast expansion; this is also supported by the mismatch distribution analyses.

We conclude that populations of T. matsutake in 50-y-old forests are the result of a founder effect maintained by local inoculation sources.