Several types of distribution patterns are found, some based on geography, others on climate.
Complex patterns are found to produce percepts that are relatively slow to deteriorate; furthermore, they do not disappear in toto.
Other behavioral patterns are found in changes in skin texture, including the erection of branched or spikelike papillae and curling of the arms.
Disruptive patterns are found in the coloration of many fish that form schools over the reef during daylight hours for protection against predation.
Several distinctly different patterns are found in the approach of modern legal systems to the problems of whether an offeror is free to revoke his offer before acceptance and of when an acceptance is effective to form a contract.
Almost the same patterns are found in the urban subsample.
The co-occurring semantic and acoustic patterns are found in W s and W a, respectively.
Cyclic transitions of patterns are found in the alternation between ordered patterns and disordered states.
Different hydroisohypse patterns are found in the eastern and western parts of the landfill.
There are three types of drainage patterns are found i.e., dendritic, parallel and trellis (Fig. 2).
The same patterns are found for the shape of tree crowns (Additional file 2: Figure S2).
