Sentence examples for disjunct areas from inspiring English sources

Ficus bonijesulapensis is endemic to a seasonally dry forest on limestone outcrops and it is arranged in disjunct areas in the Cerrado and Caatinga Domains.

This distribution falls into six probably disjunct areas across Central Asia, from central Turkmenistan to northern Gansu in China.

Across its Central Asian distribution, the saxaul sparrow occurs in six probably disjunct areas, and is divided into at least three subspecies.

Banksia scabrella is found in two disjunct areas of scattered populations; the first discovered being southeast of the small town of Walkaway south of Geraldton, while a more populous cluster is found southeast of Mount Adams in Western Australia.

The saxaul sparrow is found in remote parts of Central Asia, where its distribution is believed to fall into six disjunct areas, although this is uncertain due to the scarcity of records.

Sexual dimorphism is commonly found, especially in geographically disjunct areas at high altitude or gradually between longitudinal areas in e.g. the West Palaearctic region.

The nominal subspecies T. c. cancriformis, occurring in central and northern Europe and a disjunct area in Japan, includes hermaphrodite and androdioecious populations [ 16, 17].

Many taxa with disjunct area, especially relict woody plants, occur in these two geographical regions, indicating that a homogeneous forest vegetation covered large areas of the northern hemisphere during most of the Tertiary [ 5].

These Frankia cluster 2 host plant species have more extended geographic distribution and overlap in some instances Coriaria's disjunct area and as a result can compensate Frankia microsymbionts remoteness, which would thus obscure the cospeciation signal.

In this study we identified independent components of class- and landscape-level structure in multiple landscapes in each of three large and geographically disjunct study areas.

The four sexual species known have small, partly disjunct distribution areas in central and southern Europe (Hörandl and Paun, 2007).