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In the 1980s, honeybee numbers plummeted when two species of parasitic mites appeared, wiping out most populations of wild bees and placing more pressure on managed colonies.

Throughout most of its range, most populations of D. verticillatus reproduce sexually.

The study gives another reason to avoid eating bluefin, most populations of which are in danger of collapse, Gochfeld says.

In most populations of European gypsy moth, females are flightless, but in Asian gypsy moths, females are largely flight capable (Baranchikov 1989; Keena et al. 2008).

In that report, Tunnell says that the available data suggests that most populations of shrimp, crabs, finfish, and oysters will "likely" recover by next year.

One of these is the notion that everything that is interesting or significant about ecology can be explained in terms of (or reduced to) processes associated with individual organisms, or at most, populations of such organisms.

Moreover, clade A (shared with NWA) is relatively rare in the British Isles but common in European mainland populations, where we also found two distinct subclades A1, widespread in northern-most populations of Europe and on Iceland and Faeroes (see below), and A2, predominant in mainland European populations.

These results bolster our understanding of the cellular processes that are important for coping with thermal stress, which is of increasing importance for the southern-most populations of Chinook salmon in the United States.

This is especially important in the case of relict, southern-most populations of J. excelsa in the mountains of Lebanon and in Cyprus, but also the northern-most ones in Crimea and on the Balkan Peninsula.

Most population estimates of American lobster (Homarus americanus) rely on catch data from the commercial fishery.

Paraguay has one of the most homogeneous populations of any South American country.