The two first axes of the PCA of climatic variables for all localities of the A. brunneus complex jointly accounted for 82.4% of the total variance, and were interpreted as representing 'aridity' and 'seasonality' gradients respectively.
When he was on his travels, he would offer cult at the chief shrines of all the localities he visited.
We analysed all outcomes at cluster level on an intention to treat principle, in that we assessed the measurement of breast feeding for all locality women irrespective of attendance at a breastfeeding group.
As expected from their fissiparous mode of reproduction, in half of all the analysed localities many individuals have multiple heteroplasmic haplotypes.
Such campaigns should utilize television as the primary medium of dissemination in all localities, with newspapers and the internet being the secondary source in urban areas, and local opinion leaders, such as family/friends and local doctors, taking a significant role in rural areas.
First-hand observations of original specimens from all localities were used with the exception of Drimolen fossils, which were compared using published reports (Keyser, 2000; Keyser et al., 2000).
Another possibility is that the climatic changes have not been of equal intensity in all localities, as indicated by regional increases and decreases in local temperatures (Fig. 2) suggested by the site by year interactions for AVTMP and MAXTMP in the ANCOVA analyses.
The former is almost four times that of the latter in all localities.
A total of 17635 trees, from all localities were counted, belonging to 67 species, 58% anemophilous, 22% entomophilous, and 20% both pollination systems.
The complete genetic homogeneity observed in D. antarctica from all localities south of latitude 44°S (the region covered by the Patagonian Ice Sheet at the LGM: Fig. 1), compared with substantial phylogeographic structure among populations in central Chile for COI (Fig. 2), strongly supports a hypothesis of postglacial recolonisation of Chilean Patagonia (hypothesis ii).
