Sentence examples for dispersal beyond from inspiring English sources

He was also a visitor to Cornwall, and remained fascinated by his family's roots, having made his forebears' dispersal beyond the county the subject of a BBC TV series, Family History (1979).

The maximum likelihood for seed dispersal beyond feeding roosts (mean distance from food tree 263 m) was 4.7%.

It is likely the unknown dispersal beyond the "visible" edge will impact on measurements, in this study and elsewhere.

Changes in population size are related to changes in philopatry and increases in dispersal beyond the traditional range of the species.

Therefore, extending direct estimates of dispersal beyond the identification of parent offspring or sibling relationships seems appealing.

Although there was some seedling 'exchange' between trees, dispersal beyond adjacent trees was a very rare event in our models (Fig.  1).

Although anthropogenesis reaches back to Pliocene times in Subsaharan Africa, hominid dispersals beyond began only by the Early Pleistocene, with the appearance of genus Homo with Lower Palaeolithic repertoires.

Using the 2Dt model fits to predict seed densities downwind, coupled with known fecundity data for 2000 2009, we evaluated potential Swietenia regeneration near adults (≤30 m dispersal) and beyond 30 m. Mean seed arrival into canopy gaps >30 m downwind was more than 3× greater for large, high fecundity trees than small, high-fecundity trees.

We do not think this variation introduces much bias into the model as the parameter values we chose for the dispersal function specify exceptionally low probabilities of dispersing beyond 20 50 cells.

We compared the seed dispersal effectiveness (measured as the proportion of diaspores dispersed beyond parent crowns) of all frugivores for four plant species in sites where flying foxes were, and were not, functionally extinct.

These estimates of dispersal did not take into account the aphids that may have dispersed beyond the target plants.