Sentence examples for physical dispersal from inspiring English sources

The Philharmonic staging, directed by Michael Counts, is meant to take advantage of the Drill Hall's space as well as the physical dispersal of musicians and audience members.

But there is an undeniable brilliance to this physical dispersal; you are never far from the outdoors, never cocooned by a maze of galleries.

The strong partitioning of both host and symbiont lineages occurs between directly adjacent habitats in the absence of physical dispersal barriers, and thus provides a compelling case for divergence due to ecologically-based divergent selection.

Confirming ecological determinants of population structure in the absence of obvious physical dispersal barriers would provide an interesting example of rapid ecological differentiation.

Gene flow appears to be reduced due to divergent selection, highlighting the potential role of ecological mechanisms, in addition to physical dispersal barriers, in the diversification of scleractinian corals and their associated Symbiodinium.

Therefore, it may be beneficial to focus on a more mechanistic approach to identifying processes of divergence and speciation [ 12], by assessing processes that may lead to reproductive isolation in the absence of physical dispersal barriers.

Studying reproductive isolation is especially relevant in the marine environment, where many marine organisms have a high fecundity, large population sizes and a high dispersive potential [ 19], and where physical barriers to dispersal are not readily apparent.

The marine habitat is considered to contain few physical barriers to dispersal, and marine organisms can therefore potentially disperse over large distances [ 1, 2].

A study at finer scales and at the population level, using larger sequence lengths and nuclear data are required to identify factors contributing to this structure (social organization, competition, prey distribution, adaptation or physical barriers to dispersal) [58].

Environmental breadth within a region is, therefore, likely to be an important mechanism for overcoming the physical barriers to dispersal, such as those that typically mark boundaries between biogeographic provinces [37], [40], [41].

However, even under allopatric conditions ecology can play a role; if isolated populations experience unique selective pressures then local adaptation and niche diversification may ensue, helping to reinforce reproductive isolation even if physical barriers to dispersal eventually disappear [8].