Sentence examples for fragmented distribution from inspiring English sources

The toughest challenge in China is building nationwide brand presence in the face of fragmented distribution.

This activity probably caused impact on the natural populations of P. luisae in the Tabebuia formation, contributing to the fragmented distribution currently known.

All factors can explain its absence in northern Iberia and its fragmented distribution as currently is found mostly in mountains and relatively undisturbed low-altitude areas.

The palaeobiogeography of Pinus nigra subsp. salzmannii is investigated in an attempt to understand the environmental mechanisms responsible for its present-day fragmented distribution.

To date, no information is available for the Ne definition of any Italian northern pike population, because of their wide, highly fragmented, distribution.

Despite a dispersed and fragmented distribution that persisted for several thousand years, the savanna bur oaks of this region appear to comprise a single genetic population.

This is unusual in species such as the bog turtle, which have fragmented distributions and exist in small isolated groups (fewer than 50 individuals in bog turtle colonies).

Climate models mask the highly fragmented distributions of key refugial habitats during a resource nadir, leading to an inflated understanding of a species' resistance to extinction.

However, extreme environmental changes and fragmented distributions can also lead to the extinction of lineages and species (e.g., [ 8, 9]).

Isolation and drift resulting from the small and fragmented distributions, coupled with the significant distances separating the northern and southern islands, could explain this pattern.

Restricted and fragmented distributions coupled with small isolated populations in some species [ 16] suggest that population sizes are small, possibly increasing the risk of extinction [ 31].