Sentence examples for joint species from inspiring English sources

These patterns revealed by descriptive analysis were further supported by the results of joint species distribution modelling, which indicated positive associations within several groups of broadleaf species and negative associations of most species with pine (Fig. 4).

Species were classified as old-growth specialists and habitat generalists according to their habitat affinities and a joint species distribution modeling framework was used to investigate the effect of fragment re-isolation on species occupancy.

Both the DR community occupancy model and the DRY community abundance model are joint species distribution models (JSDMs) in the sense of describing the distribution of all species in a metacommunity in one single model.

The parameters used are the same as in the joint species delimitation and species tree analysis.

We sampled two closely related Rubus species, one temperate (Rubus palmatus) and the other subtropical (R. grayanus) near their joint species boundaries in southern Japan.

To shed more light on these results, it is informative to present salinity tolerance in the context of joint species distributions (Fig. 5).

The very different morphological and myological constraints on the elbow joint in species of Desmodus and Mystacina is consistent with independent evolution of a quadrupedal walking gait in these two lineages as proposed by Riskin et al. [ 1].

Scientists now take it so seriously that the UN's Millennium Ecosystems Assessment gave invasive species joint top billing along with climate change when it came to threats against biodiversity.

An alternative is given by the simultaneous (i.e. joint) retrieval of species combinations if the joint retrieval leads to smaller retrieval errors.

Otherwise, for two networks for different species, joint clustering may not help as much since they may have different cellular constitution and organization due to evolutionary differences.

These diverging results may be attributed to the different species, joints, and methods of immobilization used, some of which include direct injury to the joint.