Sentence examples for highland populations from inspiring English sources

In addition, we present new evidence for explosive volcanic eruptions that likely affected the highland populations of Yemen in the 4th millennium BC.

More southerly and highland populations appear to have a shorter window for breeding than their more northerly and lowland counterparts.

In a 2009 revision of the Oryzomys of western Mexico, M.D. Carleton and J. Arroyo-Cabrales noted substantial differences in coloration and measurements between highland populations (albiventer) and lowland populations (mexicanus) in Jalisco.

Therefore, we studied highland populations in their native environments, to learn how they cope with ambient hypoxia.

The first group included sampling sites situated above 1000 meters above sea level: Uspallata, San Blas and Chilecito, which we to refer as highland populations from here on.

Only the morphology of the highland populations matched the original species description of L. turcicus (Fig. 2C; [33]), which implies that the taxonomic status of the lowland form of L. turcicus remains to be resolved.

A group of Aymara-speaking Indians live in the south around Lake Titicaca, but the largest native population is Quechua-speaking; Quechua speakers constitute the great majority of the highland population.

' Didaring' is referred to activity conducted by highland population sitting near fire to warm themselves.

However, because of lack of separately delineated lowland and highland population; results were not compared by topography.

The pairwise FST between Adygei and each highland population was calculated using the R package Hierfstat (de Meeus and Goudet 2007).

Samples taken from the highland cities of Ambositra (1,280 m), Tsiroanomandidy (860 m), and Moramanga (920 m) indicate that the highland population of Madagascar remained unaffected by the recent chikungunya outbreak.