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Third, fungal mycelia can fuse so that organelles may disperse from one mycelium to another.
We show that the unmated females differ from the mated ones in a broad range of oviposition strategies: (1) Their sons are significantly smaller and (2) may disperse from their natal seeds.
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Since larvae may disperse away from habitat suitable for settlement, it has been argued that retention near the parent population may be more beneficial since conditions there are obviously suitable for survival (so-called self-recruitment [ 31]).
Because of being highly connected, white-tailed deer may disperse bTB further from the bTB infection focus than elk.
Although young birds may disperse several kilometers from natal sites (20 ), adults probably live entirely within breeding territories.
Later dam constructions severely reduced this opportunity for further invasions of grayling, but grayling from Lesjaskogsvatnet may disperse back to the river system.
In free cell culture, cell debris and humic substances from the dead cell decomposition may disperse into the culture broth.
The existence of the older observations suggests that the species has become recently locally extinct, or that individual animals may occasionally disperse from neighboring regions.
Young birds may disperse locally.
33 Moreover, Cx. tritaeniorhynchus may disperse hundreds of kilometers during one night, 34, 35 which enables mosquitoes to be found in households far away from their larval habitats.
The ancestors of the raphines may have dispersed from Southeast Asia by island hopping.
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