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The accessibility of the region to the movements of peoples across the Eurasian landmass has predisposed the region to absorb cultural influences from many countries and peoples, and this too is reflected in the contemporary patterns of Romanian life.

Future work that investigates geographic patterns of genetic variation in the chloroplast genome of I. hederacea (chloroplast DNA is maternally inherited through seed only, Petit et al. 1997; Gugger et al. 2008), may provide useful insight on the importance of rare LDD of seeds in shaping the contemporary patterns of genetic and phenotypic variation in I. hederacea.

We asked 'What are the contemporary patterns of population variation in ecological traits of a Tertiary relict in a macroecological context?'.

The contemporary patterns are thus indistinguishable from historical ones as they also consist in progressions of the most widely distributed haplotypes.

Population slowdown following the end of the LGM may have occurred by an extinction of local or island populations owing to a reduction in suitable habitats and formed the contemporary pattern of geographic distribution.

By this view, the contemporary pattern of male aging is the result of antagonistic, selective forces.

They contribute to a better understanding of the processes involved in the development of contemporary patterns of variation, including the regional contraction and expansion of populations and refugia (Nevill et al. [2014]).

Taken together, these findings show how fundamental socioeconomic and demographic characteristics contribute to subsequent marital outcomes via their influence on trajectories of marital quality as well as providing a better picture of the complexity in contemporary patterns of marital quality.

Our approach, in which contemporary patterns in ecological and genetic exchange can be related to interspecific physiological predictors, validates the use of comparative physiological data as an objective criterion in conservation.

In addition, understanding the decision-making processes can help explain patterns observed in the contemporary clinical practice such as treatment overuse and underuse.

Here, we used a broad and comprehensive collection of underwater surveys conducted by trained divers in the greater-Caribbean to explore contemporary patterns in shark distribution and sighting frequency.