Sentence examples for increasing latitudinal from inspiring English sources

However, assuming a more realistic scenario, we could show that increasing latitudinal introgression clines impacted IBD in an identical way as using actual F1 hybrid clines.

We found an increasing latitudinal trend in the degree of melanism in the adults caught from the wild, with suggestive sex differences so that melanism in females increased more steeply with latitude than in males.

Here we detected an increasing latitudinal trend across the Scandinavian Peninsula in the degree of melanism in common frogs, but found no evidence of corresponding genetic differentiation in a common garden experiment with different larval temperature treatments.

Two of the more prevalent biodiversity patterns described in the literature are the decrease in richness with increasing latitude (latitudinal species-diversity gradient, LSDG [e.g., [57], [58]]) and unimodal pattern of richness with water depth, peaking at around 2,000 m [e.g., [59], [60]].

The latitude-longitude response shows some increases in chlorophyll near coasts and areas of known upwelling as well as a minor latitudinal gradient, increasing away from the mid-latitudes (Figure 1c).

8 The prevalence and incidence of MS is increasing worldwide, and the latitudinal gradient seems to diminish.

Early studies on macroalgae suggested that there is no evidence of a latitudinal trend of increasing species numbers towards the tropics [15], [18].

The first is a latitudinal gradient of increasing aridity northwards.

Ecosystems are broadly arranged in latitudinal patterns with increasing species richness towards the equator.

Such variations are usually observed in the wild as a gradual increase in size in parallel with increasing latitude, a so-called latitudinal cline [ 1- 6], or in laboratory conditions as a response to thermal selection, with bigger flies in the cold [ 7- 10].

Studies of migrants indicate that risk is strongly associated with place of residence in early life. 1 In Australia 2 and elsewhere, 3 4 there is a latitudinal gradient with increasing prevalence of multiple sclerosis, or incidence of first demyelinating event, as one moves away from the equator.