Sentence examples for corresponded geographically from inspiring English sources

That stripe and star corresponded geographically to the western coastal region with its capital city, Bissau (from which the national name was derived).

First we pruned the phylogeny so that a single population per European Hydromantes species was retained (populations corresponded geographically to those locations from which we obtained our morphological data).

Analyzing results indicate that the spatial expansions of gradually intensified night-time light brightness correspond geographically with the rural urban gradients following a stepwise transition of night-time light brightness during the urban expansion.

Siletzia corresponds geographically to the Coast Range Volcanic Province (or Coast Range basalts), but is distinguished from slightly younger basalts that erupted after Siletzia accreted to the continent and differ in chemical composition.

On the other hand, L. olmeca, L. ovalesi, Lutzomyia shannoni and Lutzomyia panamanensis are all within a highly connected part of the network that corresponds geographically to the peninsula of Yucatan, where many mammals are associated with several different vectors.

The two clusters from the Philippines also did not correspond to geographically separate groups.

While inventories are slightly higher than normal, he says the first-quarter sales dip was a matter of 1,500 bikes one day of sales–and geographically corresponded closely with bad-weather patterns.

For argentatus the mtDNA biphyletic distribution corresponded partly with a geographically distinct distribution among breeding colonies.

Nouna is a semi-urban town in the northwest of Burkina Faso and functions as the administrative centre of the Kossi province, which geographically corresponds to the Nouna Health District.

There were no plateaus in cluster number across R-space (Figure 2D), no statistically significant clusters, and only a few stable clusters (which corresponded to single populations or geographically disjunct assemblages of populations) (Figure S2C).

As shown in Figures 4a d, each cluster corresponded to a distinct spatial domain covering several sampling sites that are geographically close.