Sentence examples for dispersal shift from inspiring English sources
Taken together, our results show the application of Aquashade®, nutrient loading and dispersal shift biodiversity patterns in urban zooplankton communities.
Mice, on the other hand, rely solely on their own dispersal ability to shift their range.
High genetic variance and low dispersal rates should shift dynamics toward local adaptation to climate change and monopolization effects because local adaptation prevents species sorting.
However, for species with fragmented habitats and those with limited dispersal capacities, range shifts may not be a viable option, and rapid adaptation may represent the only alternative to local extinction [ 2, 3].
This niche shift offered dispersal and possible diversification opportunities in the expanding temperate areas in the Northern Hemisphere during the Oligocene.
The models with unrestricted dispersal demonstrate a northward shift in the area of climatic preference, which is particularly evident for the Maxent models (fig 10b).
This dispersal has exhibited a shift towards the Asian countries; on the contrary there is a significant reduction in brucellosis cases, in countries where brucellosis was endemic in the past such as Spain and Italy [ 1].
Ancestral ranges were reconstructed using the dispersal extinction cladogenesis (DEC) method with a time-stratified paleogeographic model wherein dispersal rates varied with shifting tectonics.
Results showed that significant shifts in dispersal could be related to (1) the unique spatial arrangement of habitat within each map, (2) changes in relative prey abundance, and (3) variation in the relationship between energy availability and predation risk.
We developed a spatially explicit, individual-based model to investigate the evolution of dispersal kernels during range shifts.
Such shift of the dispersal axis relative to the position of the horizontally moving cloud was also observed with the airfall deposit of the Mount St. Helens 1980 eruption (Sarna-Wojcicki et al., 1981).
