Sentence examples for genus spread from inspiring English sources

The genus spread from its southeast origins along the coastline of East Asia.

Although the remains of Lucy are currently held in the National Museum in Addis Ababa, not far from where she was found, other members of her species were much better-travelled - animals from the same genus spread throughout Africa, before becoming extinct around 2 million years ago.

Then the genus spread into South America probably via the Isthmus of Panama since the Miocene onward, and underwent regional extinctions in the Boreotropics of mid-high-latitudes during the Neogene climatic cooling.

Dutch Elm Disease arises from two related species of fungi in the genus Ophiostoma, spread by Elm Bark Beetles and acute oak decline has a bacterial cause.

The species of the genus are spread across the Northern Hemisphere and many have cosmopolitan distributions [ 17].

This genus is spread around the world in arid and semiarid regions, including North and South America, North and Central Africa, Near East and the Caribbean region.

However, taking into account the fact that 70 species belong to the Genus Rubia spreading around the world, only 17% of them have been phytochemically investigated, the Genus Rubia still remains to be a potential resource to research.

Trypanosomiasis, infectious disease in both humans and animals caused by certain members of the flagellate protozoa genus Trypanosoma and spread by certain bloodsucking insects.

Artemisia includes many species in deserts in the Northern Hemisphere, especially in temperate deserts where they dominate the vegetation across very large areas; this genus has not spread to any of the southern deserts.

Since Margaret Thatcher turned the UK into an individualistic society, and since the most recent genus of capitalism spread around the globe, middle- and upper-class people have become selfish and antisocial.

Subsequent phylogenetic analyses showed, however, that members of the genus Thalassiosira are spread across some 10 distinct evolutionary lineages.