Many of the theropods were globally distributed in the Jurassic.
Thalictrum, in the buttercup family Ranunculaceae, comprises approximately 190 species globally distributed in temperate regions [1].
B. hyodysenteriae is globally distributed, while "B.
Taxonomic delimitations are based on these patterns as genitalia are almost uniform throughout this globally distributed genus, which thus allows (or at least does not prevent) hybridization between even distantly related species [ 23, 26, 27].
As throughout their history, pterioideans remain a globally distributed, relatively common group of bivalves found in most warm, shallow marine environments around the globe, and are likely to display patterns of diversity typical of other marine benthic macrofauna.
Freshwater mussels (Unionoida) are a diverse and globally distributed clade1,2.
Therefore: "Ensuring the security of this globally distributed infrastructure is likely to be of multilateral interest".
Imagine a poetry that is vast, instantaneous, horizontal, globally distributed, paper thin, and, ultimately, disposable.
Hexanchus griseus is a globally distributed deep-water shark species.
Can you think of other industry examples where globally distributed creativity is effectively being harnessed?
My recent work considers the effectiveness and liabilities of globally distributed inventor teams within large corporations.
