'latitudinal range' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the area of the globe between two points of parallel latitude. For example, "The polar bear has a wide latitudinal range, extending from the Arctic Circle to as far south as the Canadian provinces."
The latitudinal range of A. sessilis fully overlaps with that of A. philoxeroides in continental China.
The thermocline and other oceanographic features are variable over this latitudinal range as well36,37.
South America extends over a wide latitudinal range, thus encompassing a great variety of climates.
The latitudinal range of the Adélie Penguin (Pygoscelis adeliae) spans approximately 22 degrees.
The dayside TEC is increased simultaneously over a large latitudinal range.
First, A. philoxeroides co-occurs with A. sessilis along its entire latitudinal range and their competition changes with latitude [33, 34].
Moreover, brain size predicts the breadth of social and cultural behaviours, as well as ecological factors (diversity of prey types and to a lesser extent latitudinal range).
Little is known about the seasonality of breeding in Cinereous Conebill, which presumably is geographically variable across the wide latitudinal range of this species.
Zeyheria tuberculosa, a Bignoniaceae tree that occurs in a broad latitudinal range in Brazilian forests, is a threatened species of seasonal tropical forest.
We have carried out long-term comparative in a wide latitudinal range of the Andes (29° 37° south), encompassing selected areas that differ in ecology and biogeography.
Below 20 km of altitude, relatively small mean temperature differences ∼1 K are observed in wide latitudinal range except for June (during the SABER nighttime observation).
