Sentence examples for dispersal into from inspiring English sources

Archaeologists say the discovery may revise thinking about the development of some preagricultural Eurasian societies and put an earlier date to their dispersal into Europe and elsewhere.

This suggests that the connection to natural forests increases seed dispersal into adjacent farms.

The broader implications of these findings may explain the biogeographic limits on the Neanderthal dispersal into Southwest Asia.

Dispersal functions are an important tool for integrating dispersal into complex models of population and metapopulation dynamics.

There isn't any "scientific evidence" that state agencies would mismanage the animals, or disrupt their dispersal into other states, Wydeven and his colleagues say.

In this paper, we present the Late Quaternary Carpathian Basin as a specific context area of early modern human dispersal into Europe.

The former is designed to frustrate responsive dispersal into crops at harvest, whilst the latter will reduce numbers and maintain them at a low level until harvest.

Here, we use an individual-based model to investigate the evolution of density dependent dispersal into empty habitat, such as during an invasion.

A pneumatic injection nozzle was also fabricated, tested and fitted to the end of the injection conveyor for direct injection and dispersal into the fluidized bed.

Yet some studies have demonstrated that dispersal into new areas can lead to an increase in the rate of diversification (e.g., Moore and Donoghue 2007), which suggests that there is a relationship between the rate of cladogenesis and biogeographic evolution.

It was thought that most Old World families of bats evolved and diversified in the northern hemisphere, but the new study indicates that many modern bat families only diversified and radiated after their initial dispersal into Africa.