Sentence examples for fly dispersal from inspiring English sources

Boxes containing 2000 instead of 400 sterile flies were used, and the weekly fly dispersal swaths were widened to 16.1 km.

In this approach, dispersal and population dynamics (e.g., reproduction) are treated as two distinct phases; we model odor and fruit fly dispersal separate from adult population dynamics.

We document no genetic structure according to habitat type across islands, which implies high levels of fly dispersal between the two habitats.

In mark release recapture experiments involving hundreds of flies, sand fly dispersal was estimated to be less than 200 m for L. shannoni 27 and 500 m for L. longipalpis.

Sterile egg masses were collected from wounded animals, and fly traps were used to evaluate the effects of the sterile fly dispersals.

The highest screwworm populations were on the east and west coasts of Mexico, and sterile fly dispersals were concentrated in these areas during the winter months.

We know only that ivermectin use varies locally, even by farmer, and that the flies' dispersal distance likely transcends and homogenizes any regional patterns of substance use.

For instance, increasing the basic rate of flying dispersal (A f ) obviously increases the number of propagules, and it decreases the maximal abundance because propagules are lost for the system.

Macropterous individuals have hindwings that are longer than their forewings and can fly for dispersal, whereas micropterous individuals have hindwings shorter than their forewings and are flightless.

Currently, on-the-fly ash dispersal modelling is only available for New Zealand volcanoes.

This so-called "great speciator paradox" [ 47] is clearly illustrated by Z. borbonicus in the Mascarenes, where upon colonization, and despite the species' good flying capacity, dispersal rate has been dramatically reduced.