Sentence examples for differences between the habitats from inspiring English sources

One possibility could be carry-over effects of environmental differences between the habitats where the different clones have originally been collected.

These differences between the habitats in mating propensity are clearly concordant with our previous study which also revealed higher mating propensity in the reed [31].

Another explanation for these sex ratio differences between the habitats might be the possibility of Wolbachia infections, which is widespread among arthropods and also present in A. aquaticus [44].

We then investigate potential differences between the habitat use of tigers: within these study areas and forest types; and, within the finer-scale landscape features associated with these covariates.

The influence of habitat quality on eagle distributions was assessed in terms of (i) patterns of dispersion and spacing between territories, (ii) macro-scale differences between the habitat composition of eagle territories and an equivalent array of random plots, and (iii) micro-scale differences in habitat quality assessed at points within and outside of eagle territories.

Nonetheless, we found statistically significant differences between the habitat models for J. spinosa and J. jacana, and between J. spinosa and J. j.

Finally, we examined the impact of hybridization on the genetic diversity of both species [ 12] in order to assess the direction of gene flow and to test for differences between the habitat specialist and the generalist.

While the two clades overlap in distribution in their native range, fine-scale differences exist between the habitats where each clade predominates.

In the 2 m × 2 m plots along the transects, one way ANOVA with unequal sample sizes was used to test the hypothesis of differences between the various habitats (micro sites) in the emergence of seedlings.

This finding is supported by differences between the usual habitats of certain bacterial species and the effect fluoroquinolone use has on resistance development.

However, the diet of many species is based on animals that undergo habitat shifts across ontogenetic life stages, yielding considerable differences between the lifelong habitat requirements of both predator and prey.