Sentence examples for coexisting populations from inspiring English sources
What she could see — although, without binoculars, discerning much of anything must have been a challenge — was the result of an informal Balkanization, whereby Ledges users had sorted themselves into peacefully coexisting populations.
Testing for reproductive barriers in coexisting populations (rather than among allopatric populations) is straightforward but important because a small amount of interbreeding should homogenize coexisting lineages.
The dark-adapted Pr state consists of two coexisting populations in thermal equilibrium: FluorPr and PhotoPr.
To simulate coexisting populations of unequal population size, we modified bactsimDF to include populations of size 1800 and 200 (fig. 3).
Two modes were detected in colonies c and f, representing coexisting populations of homogeneous C100 cells and heterogeneous C100/C109 cells.
The site consists of oak maple forest that supports large, coexisting populations of P. leucopus and P. maniculatus (Wolff 1996; Clotfelter et al. 2007; Pedersen & Greives 2008).
Though we consider only two metabolites and two cell types with equal requirements for growth, we not only illustrate the uncoordinated emergence of beneficial trade within a coexisting population, but also uncover a rich landscape of unexpected outcomes.
The bactsimDF program simulates two coexisting neutral populations that start at a user-specified level of interpopulation nucleotide divergence and population size.
The electric performance of a Microbial Fuel Cell (MFC) fed with swine manure, and specifically the interactions between different coexisting bacterial populations are examined in relationship to the Organic Loading Rate (OLR) and External Resistance applied to the cell.
This pattern features two coexisting equal populations of Gln residues that have different NMR signals.
Mate searching males are considered to face fewer cognitive challenges when confronted with only one, rather than multiple female phenotypes coexisting within populations [ 28], some of which may appear like males (i.e. andromorphs [ 29, 30]).
