Sentence examples for geographic subdivisions from inspiring English sources

The Cretaceous world had three distinct geographic subdivisions: the northern boreal, the southern boreal, and the Tethyan region.

"If this were a continent that is being explored, it is as if we have good maps of the geographic subdivisions along the fringes but there is an unknown interior.

Since 1911, Seattle's nine city councillors have been elected at large, rather than by geographic subdivisions.

These positions, stipulated by the Omak City Code, are subject to at-large elections every two years, rather than by geographic subdivisions.

We assumed that the best geographic subdivisions were significantly different from random distributions and had maximum among group variance (ΦCT values).

We also thank J. Thorne for providing GIS data on the geographic subdivisions of California.

This theory predicts that geographic subdivision of populations creates a backdrop for variable selection that results in hotspots and coldspots local sites where selection is either reciprocal or not.

Estimates of FST and a structure analysis suggest long-term geographic subdivision among the populations studied.

To analyse this geographic subdivision, a genealogical network was produced using the TCS software with correction of the reticulations [38] (Figure 2).

High levels of population structure coupled with an absence of genetic admixture paint a picture of long-term geographic subdivision among our populations, offering no evidence of ongoing or recent migration.

Maps of the 2 counties that delineate each lot by land ownership were obtained from the respective county governments, and 30 census block groups (the second smallest geographic subdivision for which the U.S. Census Bureau tabulates sample data) in the 2 counties were randomly selected based on probability proportionate to population size sampling.