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In addition to diversification created by isolation in different watersheds, cutthroat trout also occupy northern areas that were covered in ice during the last glacial maximum and re-invaded from southern ice-free watersheds by connections during pluvial periods.
After adding the drift term, the likelihood functions created by QuaSSE describe diversification by a constant, linear, sigmoidal, or hump-shaped function of log body size [ 68].
When the initial population is empty, a new population is created by using the diversification generation method previously explained in Section 2.1.
This innovation would solve the overcrowding problem created by the Treasury and offer better overall diversification among bond sectors.
Short internal branches created by rapid cladogenesis leave a meager record of diversification that is further potentially obscured by long terminal branches.
The findings indicate that hummingbird diversification is driven primarily by two elements: by their exploitation of new niches created by the Andean uplift and expansion into new geographic regions, and by their unique relationship to flowering plants.
The genius of the new organizations is that they eliminate much of the loss created by conflicts between owners and managers, without eliminating the vital functions of risk diversification and liquidity once performed exclusively by the public equity markets.
The deployment of paralogous genes created by segmental or whole genome duplication is thought to have contributed to the origin and diversification of the angiosperm flower [4].
The maximum shift-point was correlated with the first-phase increase of the diversification rate recovered in LTTP, while the increase of the diversification rate in the last 4 million years was not correlated to a single shift point, but it instead may be created by the accumulation of lineages in clades I, II, and IX.
Diversification helps to insulate you from incurring staggering losses when one industry experiences a downturn, since there is a good chance losses created by a couple of investments will be offset by gains realized with the other investments.
