In his most important book, "The English Reformation" (Batsford), first published in 1964, he wrote that in England the rise of Protestantism "demands to be considered within a long temporal and wide geographic context" extending far beyond Pope Clement VII's refusal to grant Henry VIII a divorce.
This means that Etruscan is not truly isolated; its roots are intertwined with those of other recognizable linguistic formations within a geographic area extending from western Asia to east-central Europe and the central Mediterranean, and its latest formative developments may have taken place in more direct contact with the pre-Indo-European and Indo-European linguistic environment of Italy.
Of these genetic distances, we restrict our re-analysis to the 22 measured between conspecific phylogroups from species with a geographic range extending above 40°N, the approximate boundary of Pleistocene glaciation in North America [72] (Table 1).
Armadillos are common throughout the southern United States, and their geographic range extends through Latin America to northern Argentina (18 ).
However, as the nationwide tularemia incidence increased in the second half of the study period, the disease occurred over a larger geographic area, extending into the southern region.
The genus consists of ∼12 species that are restricted to the New World tropics; its geographic range extends from Costa Rica and the West Indies to Peru (Mabberley 2008).
Finally, haplogroup U6c has the most limited geographic range, extending only over the Mediterranean Maghreb with minor distributions in the Iberian Peninsula and Italy.
However, A. lugubris differs from its congeners in that its geographic distribution extends far to the south, well into regions dominated by Madro-Tertiary geofloral derivatives, in particular live oaks and sycamores.
In 1994 and 2009, more than 50 field sites were examined in a common geographic area extending from southwestern Connecticut to northern and central Massachusetts (an area of ∼40 000 km).
In addition to the two species we sequenced, Mukia comprises three others [ 29], its overall geographic range extending from Indo-China southeast to Java, Borneo, and the Philippines, and west through India, Pakistan, and the Yemen into sub-Saharan Africa.
