Sentence examples for cluster of populations from inspiring English sources
The results also suggest that the recent anthropization of the landscape resulted in the isolation of a cluster of populations in the northern part of the island.
Outliers to this cluster of populations include an older Aterian sample and the mid-Holocene occupants at Gobero associated with Tenerean material culture.
A high degree of correlation should exist between support for species monophyly and the ability of DNA barcoding marker systems to discriminate species, since the robustness of the branch that subtends a single species (representing a monophyletic cluster of populations) determines whether that species is distinct from closely related species, at least within the limits of sampling error.
The Bayesian clustering analysis confirmed the two well-supported clades from the microsatellite tree, and detected a third cluster of populations.
Our "western" pool of samples (sites 1-3 on Figure 1) included fish from the western phylogeographic cluster of populations, whereas the "eastern" pool of samples (sites 5-8 on Figure 1) included fish from the eastern phylogeographic cluster of populations [ 13].
Grand Terre, our oil-impacted site, is located near the center of the species' range (site 4 on Figure 1), and fish from this site have greatest affinity to the western phylogeographic cluster of populations.
Once we understand that lay-down (e.g., in the South, it's two towns that account for eighty per cent of the population, but the east is more rural, so it's a different calculation there), then we tailor a security plan for each major cluster of population, and for the key communications — roads, essentially — that link them together.
Derivatives of data, which can include predictive models, or clusters of populations in psychological groupings, can be highly valuable to companies involved in micro-targeting advertisements to voters.
Local populations are more likely to produce seeds, and therefore potential colonists, when they occur in clusters of populations.
In contrast, the coniferous forests is peculiar, with significant small-scale clustering of at distances up to 120 km and significant large-scale repulsion of clusters of populations >120 km.
