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The results suggest that Hawaiian Metrosideros have dynamic gene flow, with genetic and morphological diversity structured not simply by geography or taxonomy, but as a result of parallel evolution on islands following rampant island-island dispersal, in addition to ancient chloroplast capture.

In order to address pesticide resistance development and dispersal, in addition to evolutionary connectivity among L. salmonis throughout the North Atlantic, we developed a 6 k SNP array, and used it to genotype geographically distinct samples.

The dispersal of pollen by wind or animals, in addition to dispersal of seeds, promotes genetic recombination and distribution of the species over a wide geographic area.

This hypothesis is based on the argument that neutral assemblage dynamics depend on death and colonization events that are a function of the number of individuals removed by disturbance, in addition to dispersal limitation.

Such harsh environmental features would require these types of diaspore to develop specialized adaptations for flood tolerance and desiccation, in addition to dispersal mechanisms to aquatic environments (Fig.  1G).

Second, previously established seedlings should be sampled in addition to dispersed seeds to detect post-dispersal changes to the seed shadows that may result from NDD processes.

Analysis of the Markov chain shows that it can be parameterised using just two parameters in addition to the dispersal kernel.

In addition to active dispersal, 2 large triatomine colonies, which contained most instars, were detected in domiciles in Mercedes.

In addition to active dispersal, passive transport of T. infestans in workers' belongings provided an additional means of introducing bugs into communities.

Gene flow appears to be reduced due to divergent selection, highlighting the potential role of ecological mechanisms, in addition to physical dispersal barriers, in the diversification of scleractinian corals and their associated Symbiodinium.

In addition to mean dispersal, reserve design should take into account retention zones, oceanographic conditions, and major currents to maximize biological exchange among reserves (Murray et al. 1999; Botsford et al. 2003).