Sentence examples for more restricted geographic from inspiring English sources

A considerable number of different FRI haplotypes have been identified within accessions from a wide range of latitudes [ 14, 21, 22] or more restricted geographic regions [ 23, 24].

In the other two genes, a higher number of fixed substitutions is observed in those species of the complex characterized by a more restricted geographic distribution: A. merus shows very high level of differentiation in AgAcp34A-1, A. melas in AgAcp34A-3 A.d A. quadriannulatus in both genes.

Studies that include multiple taxa have been conducted on a more restricted geographic scale.

On the contrary, molecular analyses of Vesicomyidae suggest these clams have generally more restricted geographic and bathymetric distributions, and it has been suggested that an older radiation favoured higher diversification [101].

The tips of the network contained alleles present in lower frequency and with more restricted geographic distributions.

This could have been due to a smaller sample size or a more restricted geographic sampling area in the latter study.

Other families are more restricted geographically.

Such styles are more restricted geographically.

Furthermore, by analyzing the worldwide ethnogeographic distribution of different biallelic markers, it is often possible to find one (or more) specific haplogroup confined to restricted geographic areas, allowing the identification of the likely place of origin of an individual carrier (Mizuno et al. 2010; Cruciani et al. 2011; Larmuseau et al. 2011, 2012; Geppert et al. 2015).

Sugarcane is grown in many countries worldwide and is known to host more than 1500 insects and 80 diseases, but the vast majority have restricted geographic distributions.

Not only does this make latitudinal studies more difficult, but it portends relatively higher extinction rates for midtropical species of restricted geographic range and limited dispersal capabilities.