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Fig. 2 Present-day (dark gray and black) and past (light gray and black) distribution models of three Hordeum species in southern South America, calculated with GARP on the basis of present-day occurrence points (white dots) for the species.
Models developed based on present-day occurrence patterns and environmental variation were projected to these 4 views of likely future climate conditions.
Present-day occurrence of Anas platyrhynchos in large numbers and wide geographical extent may even drive some of their close relatives to extinction by hybridisation [ 61].
This less "spectacular" life strategy probably enabled these birds to have a higher dispersal capacity and could explain the present day occurrence of Manucodia and Phonygammus on several islands off the New Guinea coast and on Australia's Cape York Peninsula, and of Lycocorax on the North Moluccas.
In this paper, we reconstruct the history and map the present day occurrences of PRC1 subunits.
Although the present-day sympatric occurrence (geographically) of these sister lineages may be indicative of divergence in sympatry (sensu [ 19]), the widespread distribution could also be used to argue that divergence has occurred in allopatry followed by secondary contact.
Present-day forecasts related to the potential occurrence of an eruption mostly take the form of alert levels, that are established by volcano scientists with the aim of communicating the state of a volcano and its possible short-term evolution.
Instead, the past situation in Italy resembles the present day sympatric occurrence of euphorbiae and ' enigmatica' in most of the European distribution range of the HEC (see [ 31]).
Here, we used global databases of known deltaic deposits, valley networks8 and present-day martian topography to test for the occurrence of an ocean on early Mars.
The western extent of present-day suitable habitat in the niche-based occurrence model is fairly consistent with data recovered from material deposited in museum collections [ 13].
Additionally, we weight the prior probabilities with the frequency of occurrence of each gene across the present-day genomes.
