Sentence examples for distributed habitats from inspiring English sources

Patchily distributed habitats that encourage population concentration?

Aphis nerii, however, is found in patchily distributed habitats throughout the United States, and both Oleander and Milkweed are unable to support aphid populations year round except in the southernmost latitudes of the US [11].

Gaston [4], for example, argues that taxa with large geographic ranges do not necessarily occupy more habitat-types than more narrowly ranging taxa, but rather they occupy more widely distributed habitats.

Moreover, the use of conspecific cues in habitat detection may be very important in sparsely distributed habitats, such as Sweatman's set-up with its ACUs spread far apart on sandy bottom [e.g. 15].

We have also studied models of the horizontal gene transfer in prokaryotic communities living in spatially distributed habitats under changing environmental conditions.

The horizontal transfer models in symbiotic communities consisted of two trophic cycles and living in spatially distributed habitats under varying environmental conditions have also been analyzed.

The biological communities that inhabit chemosynthetic environments exist in an ephemeral and patchily distributed habitat with unique physicochemical properties that lead to high endemicity.

The complete lack of genetic structure for both microsatellite and mtDNA markers across a vast distance (∼3500 km) in the Canadian boreal forest suggest both males and females are dispersing equally when there is continuously distributed habitat.

Deep-sea hydrothermal vents represent a patchily distributed habitat (sometimes separated by thousands of kilometres) suggestive of a one-dimensional stepping-stone model over 60 000 kilometres of globe-encircling ridge crests [ 10].

The response to controlled manipulations of landscape structure was used to guide an examination of the efficacy of distributing habitat reserves as corridors to mitigate the impacts of forestry on landscape connectivity.

In the case of low female philopatry (high d f values), nesting females are more evenly distributed between habitats, and the strength of the competition for resources in GOOD habitats decreases.