If invasive types fit Jack-of-all-trades, we expect most of the variation in reaction norms to be explained by differences in niche breadth, with broader reaction norms for the invasives (Fig. 1A,F).
If invasive types are Master-of-some, we expect most of the variation in reaction norms also to be explained by differences in niche breadth, with narrower reaction norms for invasives (Fig. 1B,F).
Yet Norway, with a population of just 4.6 million, differs from much of Europe in its breadth, with an extensive network of roads, tunnels and bridges.
Dicraeosaurus, which differed significantly in scratch breadth with all other study taxa, was potentially also a mixed feeder.
In addition, results indicated no major improvements in breadth of coverage with data sets larger than six billion nucleotides or when sampling RNA from four tissue types rather than from a single tissue.
But the practice has gained in sophistication and breadth, with major advertisers and many of the world's largest ad agencies creating private exchanges to automate the buying and selling of ads.
If I may say, perhaps a little immodestly, the programmes and priorities of no other UN agency match so perfectly, in depth and breadth, with the Millennium Development Goals as do those of UNICEF.
These differences in breadth of birth peaks are correlated with differences in the diet resource peaks in these species.
Research on ethnic minority older people's ageing and later-life experiences continues to remain, without a doubt, limited in breadth as well as under-theorised – with specific notions of 'ethnicity' and 'age/ageing' continuing to define the dominant thinking within the field.
