Sentence examples for past range from inspiring English sources

Expansion and stasis: The isolated population expands into its past range.

The next scenes depict Buchanan in the centre of a large purple flower, and leaves blowing past Range.

These analyses provide strong evidence for past range expansion events from west to east across the arid zone, and for continuing eastward range expansion.

Dispersal, geographic isolation, past range restrictions and expansions, drift processes, founder events and selection all leave their signature in the lineage composition of contemporary populations [1].

Evidence from past range changes thus indicates that most species, apart from those of an invasive character, are likely to extend their range boundaries at rates little more than half that required to realise their potential range boundary extension even for the most modest of the climatic change scenarios examined (GFDL B2).

Indeed, L. provocax populations have been eliminated from the north of its past range.

This is the History channel, so "Top Shot" embraces the branding with an array of arms from the past, ranging from longbows and a 19th-century cannon to World War I-era revolvers and high-caliber sniper rifles.

US officials have faced significant obstacles with India in the past, ranging from disagreements over issues such as Libya, Crimea and Iran to an overly protectionist economic environment in India that dampened hopes of US businesses.

When available, paleoecological records can be used to examine past ranges of natural environmental variability and past organismal responses to climate change (Willis and Birks 2006).

Past climates may have had different combinations of environmental variables than exist today, yielding predictions of past ranges that are under- or overestimates [ 31, 64].

The understanding gained from studying past ranges of variability will be the essential starting point for projecting ecosystem behavior under possible future climates (Milly and others 2008) and initiating management intervention in advance of an anticipated but undesired change.