Sentence examples for coeval changes from inspiring English sources

Fossil bones and teeth found in many paleosols indicate coeval changes in mammalian faunas.

A change from positive to negative vertical component SA with nearly constant SV over about a year occurs about 1.5 years earlier here than in the south, while a coeval change of low amplitude is seen at 2012.0.

The youngest wedges formed in the last 4 Ma and record seaward progradation of the margin by up to 100 km, overprinting high-amplitude variations in sea-level and coeval with changes in deep-ocean currents.

Here, we characterize the external and internal extent of the Lascar 1993 deposit fracture network and relate these to other coeval deposit changes to constrain the deformation processes' origin.

It should be noted that the timing of these tectonically induced paleocenographic changes are roughly coeval with those in the Central and South Ryukyus, which triggered carbonate sedimentation.

In addition, coeval climatic cooling may amplify changes in sea level, current intensity and sediment supply, thereby contributing to complex drift formation.

Coeval channels are uncommon within large, sub-tidal dune fields.

These trends were punctuated by centennial-scale changes, most of which were coeval with or immediately followed the deposition of tephras and/or paleofires.

The open lagoon shifted into a confined lagoonal system around 2200 cal BCE and this change in the feature was coeval with a notable decrease in human disturbance of the area and the end of the Chalcolithic Terrina occupation.

We constructed this biomarker (TOSS) to be maximally fitted according to the BA definition; it reflects the intensity of an individual's skeletal changes in relation to its coevals of the same sex, and the range of the index does not depend on the age cohort.

This party performs a behavior that causes the focal female's fitness to change by Δ w F and also causes a fitness change of Δ w co to each of n coF coeval females and n coM coeval males.