Sentence examples for is dispersal from inspiring English sources

She has a forensic eye for words these days, and the one she most often uses to describe the horror of that day is "dispersal"; everything close to her suddenly became randomly scattered.

The third mechanism is dispersal by the species themselves, either along infrastructure corridors or unaided.

Even though it is dispersal processes that result in the movement of invasive populations through landscapes, dispersal ecology has played a relatively minor role in invasion ecology research.

For a dispersal or extinction event to be inferred, it must be tied to a speciation event, that is, dispersal and extinction must leave at least one descendant in the original area to be traceable from the phylogeny.

Indeed, it has been suggested [38] that the most likely response of penguins to climate change is dispersal, recognising that adaptation and in particular microevolution in penguins is a slow process, or at least, punctuated.

The fact that it is absent from these regions in spite of having had at least 15.000 years to disperse to them since the close of the Last Ice Age, provides a strong indication that G. pyrenaicus is dispersal limited, probably in large part due to the lack of suitable mountainous habitats between the Pyrenees and the Alps.

If conspecific adults reduce juvenile survival and/or growth rates, small trees should occur less frequently near mature conspecifics (although if the species in question is dispersal-limited, the high seed input near adult conspecifics must also be considered).

These are dispersal tactics used on the continent but the Met are using it against people who have nowhere to run because they are kettled.

The mites are dispersal, and presence of webbing may indicate the presence of it.

Other examples are dispersal distances reported for mammals but also for insects.

The species traits we focused on were dispersal ability, competitiveness, reproductive investment and survival rate.