Sentence examples for except for one population from inspiring English sources

T. polli differed from both 'Kaiser' and 'Kirschfleck', except for one population (TPS3) that clustered with the 'Kirschfleck' populations.

In the palmate newt, metamorphs were larger than paedomorphs, except for one population, in which males of both morphs attained approximately the same size (Table 2, Figure 1).

Most importantly, at this time, the primary vector in LA, An. darlingi, has shown susceptibility through most of its distribution, except for one population in Colombia.

However, all of these study populations were from developed countries (North America, Australia, New Zealand) except for one population from China.

Yet, despite extensive year-round pheromone and light trapping in these same areas and others, we never collected LBAM below 500 m on any island, except for one population on Hawaii Island at 100 450 m and 2 individuals caught on Maui at 136 m and 184 m.

Initially, the unmodified primer set worked well for Rhabditis (Pellioditis) marina, except for one population [29].

ND4 variation was present in all populations, except for one Icelandic population, but GENELAND and generalized linear modelling ruled out panmixia and instead revealed a correlation between the frequency of this mutation and latitude, longitude and average summer temperature.

All the remaining populations of L. decora in centre/southwest Yunnan were fixed for C3 except one population SP. C1 and C4 were restricted to the Nanpan drainage (CJ, HN and ML) and C5 was only found in population DY and YM.

Each replicate population was used for only one population pair within a generation, except on two occasions, when a replicate population was used for two population pairs because of an odd number of replicate populations available.

No significant departures from Hardy Weinberg equilibrium were detected in each population, except for one locus (Csul_6899) in the Dumbea River population.

It was found that population densities were low on all islands, except for one (site 2, Tussøy), and that populations there were maximally out of phase with peaking populations on the mainland, or populations that had recently peaked, except for one (site 1, Sandvik).