Sentence examples for from one locality from inspiring English sources

The species, only known from one locality, exemplifies the importance and urgency of local and regional floras to a broaden knowledge of the Brazilian biodiversity.

Thus, genetically we have only one sample of "pure" E. cinereiceps from one locality and demarcation of this taxon based on genetics is difficult.

This information is relayed to team supervisors who make frequent check-ins at the villages, which can require hours of driving from one locality to another — treks made even worse as the rainy season impacts on road conditions.

But now the news has become a casualty of warring entertainment and information empires, and the conflict has escalated from one locality to the globe.

That person probably makes between $90,000 and $150,000, is not elected, works under a long-term contract and often spends his or her career hopscotching from one locality to another.

In such communal lands, available resources are exploited through migration from one locality to another.

Hierarchical amova was conducted among the following: (i) clusters of sampling localities found using DAPC and NJ and (ii) host plants from which samples were collected (apples versus peach; samples from nectarine were excluded from the analysis as they were from only one locality).

Not all these night sky events will be visible from any one locality (you may have to travel to catch all the eclipses), but you can observe many of them from the comfort of your backyard, weather permitting.

Parent materials include residuum, alluvium, colluvium and glaciofluvial material derived from garnet mica schist, plus, in one locality, a till of granitic origin.

We constructed a neighbour-joining tree based on Cavalli-Sforza genetic distances adding samples from one allopatric locality of F. radicans and one of F. vesiculosus from inside the Baltic, and three localities of F. vesiculosus from outside the Baltic Northh Sea, Norwegian Sea and White Sea) (Fig. 2A).

Our findings demonstrate the need to develop site-specific reference conditions and for managers to exercise caution when extrapolating fire regimes and forest structure from one geographic locality to another given a projected warmer climate making conditions more favorable to frequent, large wildfires.