Sentence examples for geographic forms from inspiring English sources

There exist geographic forms of short-finned pilot whales off the east coast of Japan, which comprise genetically isolated stocks.

This example has since been held up as an interesting case study on how the concept of species should be defined, as it presents the problem of "a monophyletic group comprising a paraphyletic basal group of incompletely differentiated geographic forms within which is nested at least one divergent, autapomorphic taxon that invites treatment as a species".

Of these, A. olivacea inhabits a wide range of contrasting environments and presents different geographic forms.

They are represented by more than 20 different geographic forms which are considered subspecies [ 13].

Led by the traditional concept of Lautensach (1953), the focus was both on the central peripheral and hypsometric variations of geographic forms (Formenwandel).

Along its distribution, it presents different geographic forms that make the olive mouse a good focal case for the study of geographical variation in response to environmental variation.

Such anomalies can take a temporal form (cropping up in a short period) or a geographic form (occurring in a small region).

In sum, geographic proximity forms a context in which demands are easily expressed.

An example of a food-borne geographic jump forms the introduction of African swine fever in the Caucasus region and southern Russian Federation where pathogen introduction could be traced back to food scraps on board of a ship from Southern Africa, fed to pigs in Georgia, early 2007.

The population frame that was sampled was stratified into 32 geographic strata formed as follows: each of the 27 federation unit capital; and five strata comprising the municipalities of each of the five macro-regions of the country.

In our 3 populations, we found that neither individual SNPs nor the 3-SNP haplotype was preferentially associated with either the neovascular or geographic atrophy form of advanced AMD.