Sentence examples for multiple localities from inspiring English sources

This species (see review in Constantino and Wood 2007), discovered by Mary Leakey in 1959, is known from multiple localities across eastern Africa, and its disappearance after 1.4 million years ago marks the end of the australopith fossil record.

When multiple localities must be sampled and fieldwork minimized, a 1-month samplingamprotocolotocol reasonably estimates the entire spring fauna, allowing effective comparisons between sites during the richest period.

A primary benefit of incorporating public participation in scientific research is the increased ability to use data from multiple localities to address conservation research and management objectives that span national, continental, and even global scales.

For the hemagglutinin tree several nodes support multiple localities (Figure S3) [54].

We approximated this optimal strategy by sampling multiple localities, with one individual sampled per locality.

Twelve of these haplotypes were found at multiple localities, one of which occurred at 12 widely distributed northern localities.

At the bottom of the tree (leaf nodes) are multiple locality effective support vector, that will analyse the similarities between the given glycosylation sites.

From these four factors we calculated squared Mahalanobis distances (which we chose because of multiple locality information per species) between all mantellid species and extracted the data for mantellid sister species with significant branch support from this triangular matrix.

The derivation of sheared matrix from conglomerate and sedimentary breccia has been shown for multiple Franciscan localities by Wakabayashi (2015, Figs. 16 18, 20).

Recently, studies combining powerful next-generation sequencing technologies with coordinated sample collection from multiple geographical localities have uncovered related hepaciviral and pegiviral homologs in diverse animal species.

If there were multiple residential locality codes for one person, then the residential locality was determined by the highest frequency of recorded visits or hospitalisations.