As a consequence of that, these species rarely coexist and have largely allopatric distribution ranges, while in places where they coincide they are not syntopic [ 31, 33, 34].
Likewise, different financing models and services provision models coexist as well, as a consequence of dissimilar stakes on governance.
However, we have shown that more complex indirect effects can occur as a consequence of the mechanism by which species coexist regionally in source-sink metacommunities.
A still unanswered question is whether these deficits are primarily a consequence of sleep fragmentation and/or hypoxemia, or whether they coexist independently from OSAS.
And the other truth is that those states come apart, destroy one another, over what begin as small slights and differences and then become magnified before anyone quite sees the consequences — the human appetite for destruction and reinvention are both extreme, and coexist easily, or in quick succession.
However, in a subset of lakes non-native fish and Daphnia coexist [ 36], providing a unique opportunity to study the evolutionary consequences of introduced fish predators.
A consequence of this sperm-dependent asexual reproduction is that the hybrids must always coexist with at least one parental species.
It should be emphasized that it is still uncertain whether AD and DLB are two independent pathologies that may coexist, or the pathologies are related, or one of them is a consequence of the other.
More than one of these conditions may coexist in the same patient and epidemiological evidence supports the notion that even mild, reversible AKI has important clinical consequences, including increased risk of death [ 6, 7].
