Sentence examples for geographical distribution pattern from inspiring English sources

Because this balancing selection is rather recent (from geographical distribution pattern combined with population history), the authors built up evolutionary models and estimated the fitness costs of the bleeding allele.

We hypothesized that this geographical distribution pattern is related to environmental tolerances of the three Caragana species during seed germination and seedling emergence stages.

We speculate that the geographical distribution pattern of the individual dominant species within each vegetation type may be more dominant for the direction of each explanatory variable within the individual vegetation types than whether the vegetation type is situated on dry, moist or wet ground.

Despite recent divergence of the tomato group (between ∼2.7 and <7 million years; Nesbitt and Tanksley 2002; Kamenetzky et al. 2010), each species appears to display a characteristic geographical distribution pattern and habitat preference across this environmentally diverse region (Rick 1973, 1978, 1979; Nakazato et al. 2010).

To assess geographical distribution pattern of the virus, vampire bat-related cattle isolates belonging to clusters with bootstrap values at the shared internal branches of lineages exceeding 70% (Fig. 1), and clusters consisting of more than five samples with 100% nucleotide similarity were plotted on topographical Brazilian maps.

NEASTs were evaluated their geographical distribution patterns in Asia.

We studied the geographical distribution patterns of the extinct macro-predatory shark Carcharocles megalodon in order to elucidate its pathway to extinction.

However, the occurrence of different types of reticulation in both sexes and disjunct geographical distribution patterns suggest an additional function of the reticulation.

Morphological traits and geographical distribution patterns were related to the presence or absence of fish, and to latitude.

The geographical distribution patterns of ancestral groups of the two taxa, Calochortus and Scoliopus, were investigated by reconstructing trees (Patterson and Givnish 2002).

The FMDV serotypes, i.e., A, O, C, Asia 1 and the South African Territories (SAT) types 1, 2 and 3, have different global geographical distribution patterns [ 8– 18, 18, 44, 73, 88] and are endemic in many countries.