This fact has profound implications for patterns of disease and for the association between living habits and health.
Thus, these results have widespread promising implications for patterning a wide range of surface topographies either as near-annular islands or track-like structures.
Given that technologies have "implications for patterns of sociality" (Ingstad and Whyte 2007: 20), it is necessary that research recognizes both the affordances and constraints that digitalization gives rise to.
Although few detailed studies have been conducted on the natural history of these animals, T. alpinus is generally considered to be more of an ecological specialist than T. speciosus, a difference that may have important implications for patterns of response to environmental change.
The distribution of reproduction among members of a social group is a fundamental aspect of sociality, with implications for patterns of dispersal, genetic variation, and cooperation within groups.
Spatial patchiness of forage often results in uneven livestock grazing, with potential implications for patterns of forage intake, resource degradation, and plant community composition and invasibility [ 1].
In turn, this may lead to localized extinctions and recolonizations, with important implications for patterns of genetic differentiation among groups of brown trout (Hansen and Mensberg 1996; Ostergaard et al. 2003).
In this respect, phylogenies are like a baby's mobile: every internal node can be rotated without any implications for the pattern in which the branches are connected (Fig. 6).
Rejuvenation thus had to be considered as a problem at Pego do Diabo too the Aurignacian occupation at this site could conceivably be much older, with implications for the pattern of delayed Neandertal survival in southwest Iberia.
