Sentence examples for located populations from inspiring English sources

Significant isolation by distance also confirmed the genetic proximity of geographically closely located populations, and genetic distinctiveness of remote populations.

The aim of our study was to provide the first systematic evidence for traditions in spider monkeys, using a large sample of candidate behaviors across five distantly located populations of the same species with special emphasis on the domains in which the traditions occur.

(Pt, Woman) TB control requires highly effective and affordable approaches that increase the number of cases in low income and remotely located populations.

We found that the repeatability of size and metabolism was significant (Table 3) and that phenotypes varied markedly between distantly located populations of bank voles.

In other words, the phenotypes of individuals living in populations close to range margins differed from individuals of the same species living in more centrally located populations more than would be expected from geographic separation alone.

Thus, for population pairs exploiting different host plants in Sardinia, the genetic differentiation between geographically closely located populations was just as high as that between populations separated by large distances.

One possible explanation for the lack of preference in the Clarke Range population is that female sexual receptivity might be delayed in this population as it is the most southerly located population.

In view of rapid developments in hardware, wireless technology and data-transmission, psychiatric intervention through video-conferencing (telepsychiatry) can be an effective mode of service delivery, especially for remotely located population clusters.

Additionally, we offer public health officials a simple method for locating populations at particular risk of food inaccessibility in the event of a grocery store closure.

In that case, nuclear genes having about four times the effective population size of mitochondria, would however fail to locate populations which are reciprocally monophyletic [ 26].

Previously, a heat vulnerability index (HVI) was created to geographically locate populations with increased vulnerability to heat in metropolitan areas throughout the United States.