Sentence examples for geographic evidence from inspiring English sources

Since 2009, dozens of papers have assembled physical geographic evidence that points to the kind of large early agricultural impacts posed by the early anthropogenic hypothesis.

Phylogenetic and geographic evidence suggest that many parthenogenetic organisms have evolved recently and have spread rapidly.

Like the original model, Overfit-Global-86 points had minimal match to tropical areas of the world outside of the native range (Fig. 5 insets), geographic evidence of overfitting (fragmented matches in much of the tropical world), high parameter counts (Table 1), an exemplary test AUC (0.973), and an extremely low minimum training presence (0.013).

Further molecular epidemiologic study is needed to find temporal and geographic evidence for the exact origin and evolution of the recent US strain like PEDVs in South Korea.

Further molecular epidemiologic research is therefore needed to find temporal and geographic evidence for the exact origin and evolution of the recent PEDV strains in Germany.

Genetic analyses based on nuclear and chloroplast markers [ 27] as well as archaeological [ 28] and geographic evidence [ 18, 29] all point to the predominantly selfing C. palaestinus (2 n = 2 x = 24; [ 30]) as the wild progenitor of safflower.

We cannot, however, rule out the possibility that underreporting (1 ) might have biased some of the geographic differences evidenced here.

In 2013, the IceCube Neutrino Observatory located at the geographic South Pole detected evidence for a diffuse astrophysical neutrino flux above ∼60 TeV.

This uniqueness is probably the result of geographic isolation: archaeological evidence indicates that Australia has been inhabited for at least 40,000 years, and there is little sign of influxes of new inhabitants or even of extensive cultural contact with other Pacific peoples (except locally in the Torres Strait Islands, which are between northern Queensland and Papua New Guinea).

In this paper, we look at the geographic and genetic evidence that supports a single origin of domesticated rice and discuss the evolutionary process of hybridisation introgression that may reconcile the apparently conflicting data related to the origin of domesticated rice in Asia.

Deformation identified as volcanic or magmatic is generally in a geographic region with evidence of past volcanic activity and is additionally either (1) localised on a volcanic edifice/deposits or (2) consistent with a pressure change within the Earth's crust.