Hence, the continued coexistence of some competing species may depend critically on multiple populations of both or all species being distributed over a number of environments throughout a region (see population ecology: Metapopulations).
The ocular surface contains multiple populations of cells with stem cell-like properties.
Hence, clues to coevolution through character displacement can often be found by studying multiple populations of potentially competing species.
Then they allowed multiple populations of the inbred strains to pass through 15 generations with no interference from the researchers.
Isotopic responses to drought were remarkably conserved even when looking across multiple populations of the same species sampled at different sites along the latitudinal gradient.
Recent findings have revealed that multiple populations of immune cells have involved in promoting long-term graft function or inducing rejection in renal transplant recipients.
Persephin (PSP) is a neurotrophic factor of the GDNF family that has been found to promote the survival of multiple populations of neurons.
This paper introduces linear integer programming formulations for the relocation of multiple populations of a species at risk to clustered conservation areas.
When Steiner and Whitehead (1990) examined multiple populations of the bee and various Diascia species, they found a strong pattern of covariation between the average foreleg length of the bees and the spur length in Diascia populations.
Her work on multiple populations of Globular Clusters, starting 2001, is still continuing, in collaboration with active researchers in the field.
The AVE is thought to comprise multiple populations of cells expressing different molecular markers [4], [23].
