Sentence examples for geographical convergence from inspiring English sources

This small geographical convergence of McCarthy's new book and O'Neill's older one may seem a minor coincidence.

Geographical reach: Global.

In addition, homogenizing selection may lead to phenotypic convergence in geographical distant but similar habitats.

Gundlapalli: MentorCloud transcends organizational and geographical boundaries to facilitate the convergence of experiential knowledge and expertise with aspiration. 1. Transferring the advantage of hindsight.

The full set of filtered SNPs was used to produce a phylogeny by neighbour joining (NJ) clustering of uncorrected P distances, which highlighted an unexpected convergence in distant geographical areas.

Closer analysis of morphological variation along geographical gradients revealed that the convergence in body size can be attributed largely to increasing body size with increasing latitude, a phenomenon known as Bergmann's rule.

Closer analysis of morphological variation along geographical gradients revealed that the convergence in overall body size was mainly caused by increasing body size with increasing latitude, a phenomenon known as Bergmann's rule [ 59- 61].

All these species were found to be not related to the Pyrenean fauna but to other lineages in the same geographical areas, showing again a strong morphological convergence among them [ 13].

The present study provides better understanding of the processing of herbal drugs and can contribute towards the convergence of the ancient wisdom from different geographical and scientific backgrounds, thus supporting the concept of globalization of herbal medicine.

This suggests that the observed convergence of PC1 in sympatry reflects changes along a geographical gradient rather than between-species interactions.

Extreme convergence in cave life can also obscure species relationships and their geographical limits [ 3].