From Seoul, he flew to Taiwan — his birthplace and the island of origin of many of the immigrants who are a dominant force in his Flushing neighborhood.
Although not bagged by Charles Darwin, they turned out to be rather important to him because he'd failed to record the island of origin for many of his finch specimens.
Although many gave up and returned to their island of origin, those migrants that stayed in East Timor contributed to the "Indonesianisation" of East Timor's integration.
Neither shell morphology (saddleback and domed) nor island of origin are reliable for distinguishing among taxa of Galápagos tortoises.
This result was independently supported by the high assignment rate of individuals to their island of origin for the majority of islands (Table 3).
Proportion of "correctly" assigned individuals includes individuals that were assigned to their island of origin irrespective of the sampling period (i.e. sampled in 1991/93 or 2004; see Material and Methods for details), whereas the second column gives the proportion of individuals assigned to islands other than the island of origin.
Multivariate analysis of covariance revealed that gonopodial distal-tip shape was significantly associated with fragmentation status, multiple sources of allometry, species, and island of origin (Table 4).
Mitochondrial and nuclear data concordantly show a clear genetic separation according to the island of origin in both Penelopides species, but also unravel sporadic over-water movements between islands.
The molecular relatedness between PFGE profiles of human isolates, considering SBI type and region of origin as explanatory variables, is shown in Figure 3. PFGE profiles showed genotypic clustering that was strongly associated with SBI types AY2a, WY12a, and ASY2c/SY2c, even after stratifying by island of origin.
It consists of several small uninhabited islands of volcanic origin.
