This study demonstrates the importance of adequate consumption pattern data for determining exposure distributions used for public health protection by examining three populations exposed to methylmercury through fish consumption: one recreational angler population and two Native-American populations.
A case study comes from Andrew Hendry of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, who examined two populations of sockeye salmon in Washington state that were known to interbreed 56 years ago.
Between 2001 and 2006, several studies examined two populations of pallid sturgeon located in the upper Great Plains section of the Missouri River and compared them to a southern population located in the Atchafalaya River in Louisiana.
At the University of Tokyo, we examined two populations of O. nubilalis [Z type (Toulouse) and E type (Warloy)] as described in Nakano et al. (2008) [7].
Using a common garden design, we examined four populations of a single species of semi-aquatic snake, Nerodia rhombifer, to determine whether ontogenetic shifts in habitat use (and/or body size) and latitudinal differences in ambient temperature have resulted in evolutionary changes in thermal tolerance.
In this study, we examine ten populations of T. miscellus for 13 loci to investigate the fate of homoeologous loci in natural populations of Tragopogon miscellus.
Furthermore, Sheffer et al. (1997) examined four populations, not two, of Gila topminnows (the third population Quattro and Vrijenhoek examined was from the other species, the Yaqui topminnow, which should invalidate its use for interpopulational comparisons).
We examined one population of Z-type O. nubilalis (Darmstadt) and two populations of O. scapulalis [Z type (Morioka) and E type (Furukawa)] using another condenser microphone as described in Nakano et al. (2006) [25].
*One study examining two different populations.
The present study attempted to address this issue by examining two well-characterised populations.
47 A recent study examined two African populations and showed that their HbA1c differed; lower levels were found for the East African population.
