Sentence examples for faster dispersal from inspiring English sources

However, we acknowledge that other variables are still at play and may be actually more relevant that simple faster dispersal (e.g., food availability and quality).

If bridging allows faster dispersal, small males would have a selective advantage by enjoying more mating opportunities.

As predicted from the ideas mentioned earlier, cane toads in Australia have evolved faster dispersal during their invasion.

We do not yet know whether faster dispersal has evolved because it enhances individual fitness (i.e., via natural selection) or because of spatial sorting.

Any alleles that code for faster dispersal will tend to accumulate at the expanding range edge, whereas alleles that code for slower dispersal will be confined to long-colonized areas (Travis and Dytham 2002).

The fast dispersal in the room was followed by an exponential decrease in number concentration after the emission event.

The prevalence of ST20 is greater than 90%% in all geographic regions of Indiana, suggesting a rapid spread of this ST consistent with a model of fast dispersal and persistence proposed by Pearson et al. [ 23].

Elongated disperser cells, however, differed in shape from the more elongated cells produced under starvation, and strains dispersing much in presence of nutrients surprisingly produced only few of the fast-swimming dispersal morphs described by Nelsen and Debault [ 69].

Furthermore, the star radiation found for the Indian and East Asian M lineages was taken as indicative of a very fast southern dispersal [ 6].

These well performing strains, however, produced fewer fast-swimming dispersal morphs when subjected to environmental degradation than did philopatric strains performing poorly under normal conditions.

Poorly performing, locally philopatric strains, by contrast, produced relatively many of these fast-swimming dispersal morphs, and so likely benefit from a dispersal-distance advantage which may facilitate their persistence.