Sentence examples for multiple dispersal events from inspiring English sources

Current taxonomy therefore suggests multiple dispersal events between the Indian subcontinent and adjacent regions.

Most species colonized postglacially via multiple dispersal events from several source regions situated 280 to >3000 km away, and often not from the closest ones.

However, the unusual relationship and placement of G. rothi and G. barberi suggests that there may have been multiple dispersal events between Oregon and California, perhaps utilizing other biogeographic corridors.

Our results indicate that in several cases, evidence of an early burst of diversification (consistent with a radiation process) is observed, even though multiple dispersal events have been inferred.

Nevertheless, it is extremely difficult to document multiple dispersal events of new colonizer species on islands, and virtually impossible to reconstruct the colonization processes over long periods of time (millions of years).

This indicates that the family underwent multiple transcontinental dispersal events through its history.

In Clade 2, Island endemics are not each other's closest relatives, indicating multiple vicariance or dispersal events.

Regarding the Vancouver Island outbreak, same-sex mating could be the driving force, but alternative processes might be involved, such as long distance dispersal events and multiple introduction phenomena.

Guggisberg et al. (2012) suggested that the lack of correlation between genetic and geographic distances of invasive populations of Cirsium arvense (Asteraceae) is due to multiple events of introduction and casual dispersal events, mediated by human action.

This might be due to either different microhabitat preferences, mutual competitive exclusion, rare dispersal events that render multiple colonisations of the same site improbable or – the combination of latter two – monopolisation of the site by the species accidentally arrived first [ 24].

Further, we investigate the evolutionary history of this bird to determine whether (a) dispersal between sky islands for the Shortwing follows a stepping stone model or if the population is the product of multiple vicariance events and (b) the timing of these dispersal events correlates with global climatic events.