Plastic responses can be variable and include behavioral, morphological, physiological, demographic, and life history changes.
In our study, phylogenetic and demographic population analyses were inferred from morphological species concepts.
Phylogenetic and demographic inferences from nuclear and mitochondrial loci support the division of each morphological species into three distinct phylogenetic lineages, which seem to have evolved independently for a long time.
Molecular data, integrated with data from morphological, demographic, biological and climate, have allowed to correlate the genetic variability of plant species to historical and/or biological causes, often providing interesting insights for the understanding of the distribution of species (Petit et al. 1998; Thompson 1999).
Japan faces tough economic and demographic challenges.
socio-economic and demographic characteristics.
brief introduction and demographic questions.
Analyses controlled for socioeconomic and demographic characteristics.
YRBS contains few social and demographic variables.
Clinical and demographic data was collected.
