We assume global dispersal; that is, a successful disperser reaches any patch in the landscape (except its home patch) with the same probability (1- μ)/ n-1).
We assume global dispersal; that is, a successful disperser reaches a patch in the landscape (except its home patch) with the same probability (1- μ)/ n-1).
Furthermore, Ebola burns so hotly in its victims, incapacitating and killing so quickly, that it is poorly adapted to achieve global dispersal.
The international transit of people with malaria played a significant role in the global dispersal of resistance to both chloroquine and sulphadoxine-pyrimethamine (also known as SP or Fansidar), two drugs that were the mainstay of malaria treatment in Africa for 30 years.
In retrospect, that global dispersal "maybe was not the best idea," said Aaron McNevin, a WWF biologist who is coordinating the development of standards for tilapia farms, because tilapia "is one of the most invasive species known and very hard to get rid of once they are established".
In the 1990s the United States had become the "first truly global superpower"; since then, he says, there has been a global dispersal of power, with a weakened European Union, along with Russia, China, India and Japan all maneuvering for position.
In contrast, global dispersal eliminated fragmentation effects through random establishment.
The pattern of our relatively recent global dispersal from our home in Africa is reflected in our genes.
In contrast, richness levels were similar in both models under global dispersal or with immigration from the metacommunity.
This is needed because nuclear energy production is likely to grow and new reactors will have different global dispersal, veering towards less experienced countries.
In the context of this review, it must be noted that the advent of glyphosate-tolerant crops has contributed to a sharp increase in global dispersal of this chemical [8].
