Sentence examples for increasing latitude to from inspiring English sources

Recent proposals give regions increasing latitude to deny entry to such plants if they provide scientific proof that the seeds could harm the environment, however.

Subsequently, the number of families decreased with increasing latitude to a minimum of 21 families at 9 and 23°N.

The TT haplotype (86,661T 86,670T) is in high frequency in the Southeast African samples and is intermediate in Rwanda; its frequency decreases with increasing latitude to be replaced in the European populations by the CC haplotype.

While increasing latitude tends to be associated with smaller or duller signals in aposematic prey, this is generally ascribed to the thermoregulatory benefits of increasing the amount of melanin in the signal (Lindstedt et al. 2009; Mochida 2011; Hegna et al. 2013).

Boltovskoy et al. [413] suggested that the trend toward decreasing biodiversity with increasing latitude seemed to be balanced by a higher biomass and endemism at higher latitudes.

The shallowest depth bin was limited to the shelf and was set to encompass depths at which AvTD appeared to increase with increasing latitude, in contrast to the rest of the data.

For example, echinoderm diversity along the eastern Australian coast down to Tasmania decreased with increasing latitude [85], similar to what we observed for 100x intertidal echinoderms.

For example, species richness in most volant and non-volant mammal communities decreases with increasing latitude due mainly to lower temperatures [9 ]

This is contrary to the expected stable isotope depletion with increasing latitude and inland due to the latitude/continental effect (Dansgaard 1964; Coplen et al. 2000).

BSCs of arid lands contain Thaumarchaeota that lose dominance to AOB with increasing latitude, from southern, warmer deserts to northern, colder climates.

But because the range sizes of taxa tend to decrease with increasing latitude [ 31], we considered this to be a biologically reasonable minimum barrier size for low-dispersing or recently diverged taxa, irrespective of their latitude of origin.