Sentence examples for eastward range from inspiring English sources
These analyses provide strong evidence for past range expansion events from west to east across the arid zone, and for continuing eastward range expansion.
All these findings show that Ae. tauschii's eastward range expansion to Asia was driven by the TauL1b sublineage.
These findings are consistent with the hypothesis that WCR has retained large amounts of genetic diversity during the species' rapid eastward range expansion.
This study provides for the first time a broad picture of the process of Ae. tauschii's eastward range expansion in which life history and phenological traits may have had respective roles in its dispersal and adaptation in Asia.
Permutation p-values based on 999 permutations are shown above the diagonal In this study, the TauL1b sublineage was identified as the driver for the Ae. tauschii's eastward range expansion.
The eastward range expansion was likely facilitated by widespread deforestation associated with agricultural development in the early 20 th century and by the near extirpation of eastern wolves (Canis lupus lycaon or Canis lycaon) and red wolves (Canis rufus).
Moreover, we show very little genetic differentiation between field populations, and that genetic variation has spread quickly eastward following range expansion, both of which are consistent with high rates of gene flow between populations.
In this paper, we attempt to clarify the intraspecific patterns of changes in key functional life history and phenological traits during the eastward species range expansion using a nuclear-DNA-polymorphism-based approach [ 22– 22].
Some species also range eastward to the Caspian Sea.
Interestingly, Ae. tauschii is the only diploid species that expanded its range eastward from this primary region of origin to the Asian part of the continent, whereas all the other diploid species migrated west- and southwestward.
The only European species is the 24-cm (9.5-inch) golden oriole (O. oriolus), which ranges eastward to Central Asia and India.
