Sentence examples for extensive dispersal from inspiring English sources

The fieldwork was conducted in the surrounding rangelands (formerly communal, now subdivided), which act as extensive dispersal areas for wildlife.

The dam's intended propaganda value to the Portuguese was overshadowed by the adverse Mozambican public reaction to the extensive dispersal of the indigenous populace, who were forced to relocate from their homes to allow for the construction project.

Extensive dispersal and migration can prevent the development of geographic variation by either innate or genetic mechanisms.

In the present study, we assumed that P. clarkii would be able to move to the predicted habitats given its extensive dispersal capacity (for details, see Introduction).

The potential for dispersion even among migratory herds is limited since infected animals typically die quickly before extensive dispersal can occur.

A closely related co-circulating strain, as represented by 49 clade 2.3 samples isolated 2004 2006, engaged in similarly extensive dispersal (Figure 2d,e).

Their great similarities to some species from South America and South Asia respectively imply that Bauhinia might have undergone extensive dispersals and diversification during or before the Miocene.

Current data show that the migratory pied flycatcher does occasionally perform extensive natal dispersal [24], [25].

Furthermore, isolation-by-distance was most frequently detected when the scale of the sampling exceeded 250 km, suggesting that below this scale, there is extensive seed dispersal.

The degree of genetic connectivity produced by extensive pollen dispersal appears sufficient to provide a buffer against a low number of plants in small populations.

Despite this, extensive pollen dispersal has also been identified in a range of insect-pollinated tree species (White et al., 2002; Bacles et al., 2005; Goto et al., 2006; Byrne et al., 2008; Ahmed et al., 2009).