Sentence examples for lowland populations from inspiring English sources

The largest components consisted of the highly civilized lowland populations, long settled on their land and engaged in sedentary agriculture and handicraft manufacturing.

"By identifying genes with mutations that are very common in Tibetans, but very rare in lowland populations we can identify genes that have been under natural selection in the Tibetan population," said Professor Rasmus Nielsen of the University of California Berkeley, who took part in the study.

On the basis of these differences, they recognized O. albiventer as a species separate from the lowland populations, which they classified under O. couesi.

In a 2009 revision of the Oryzomys of western Mexico, M.D. Carleton and J. Arroyo-Cabrales noted substantial differences in coloration and measurements between highland populations (albiventer) and lowland populations (mexicanus) in Jalisco.

Further, lowland populations of the copper butterfly have higher growth rates and reduced cold resistance [16].

Also, Folguera et al. [8] reported that egg-to-adult DT was longer in southern localities and lowland populations, a pattern that leads to the hypothesis of adaptive thermal evolution.

Given that the lowland population likely experienced a demographic expansion, it is likely that Mt. Kanga represents a zone of secondary contact and not the initial area where the two species diverged.

NL94 LYE 16x13 (abbreviated as NL94) is a self-compatible genotype selected from a breeding nursery of the OSU northern lowland population formed using Kanlow and other germplasm (Liu and Wu 2011).

Generally, upland ecotypes are adapted to the mid and Northern latitudes of the United States, whereas lowland ecotypes are adapted to the Southern U.S. RGHs identified in the Southern-upland (FL2) population originating from Florida were more closely related to another Southern-upland population from New Mexico (NM) rather than to a lowland population (FL1) from a nearby location.

For example, a few of the haplotypes from the Northern-lowland Kanlow variety were the most distant from the Southern-lowland populations.

Although the prevalence of elevated TfR varied significant with age and among regions, the prevalence of elevated TfR among anemic participants (defined as <10 g/dl for children <11 for adults) was similar in children and adults (42 47%), albeit lower in highlands (19 32%) compared to lowlands population (38 64%).