As a result, the latitudinal distribution of the genus suggests that interruptions of connectivity between once continuously distributed lineages could have contributed to allopatric speciation with the development of morphological and adaptive differentiation likely to have been secondary events.
Latitudinal distribution apparently ranged from about 45° N (Siberia) to 30° S (Libya).
Xiong, Z. Y. et al. Latitudinal distribution and differentiation of rice germplasm: its implications in breeding.
Additional important evidence regarding paleoclimate is provided by the nature of Triassic fossils and their latitudinal distribution.
In contrast, analysis at the species/clade levels allows some very clear patterns, in particular with respect to latitudinal distribution (Table 3), to be detected.
Latitudinal distribution of auroral electron precipitations was studied using the Aureol-3 satellite data.
Their latitudinal distribution is similar to that of modern colonial corals, suggesting adaptations to similar ecological controls in warm shallow seas.
This has been achieved by performing the Gaussian fitting over the latitudinal distribution of F2-region critical frequency (foF2) data.
Less obviously, genes divergent in A. lyrata were overrepresented in the 'circadian rhythm' category, perhaps reflecting the wide latitudinal distribution of this species and adaptation to different day lengths.
We concatenated the two latitudinal distribution gradients in the West Europe and East Asia to get whole one that the relationship between T allele frequency and latitude was inverse U-shape.
We conducted a multi-site analysis of how changes in species occurrence were affected by species' attributes (habitat preference, habitat breadth, migration strategy and latitudinal distribution).
