Sentence examples for present-day range from inspiring English sources

A. mellifera appeared about 1 mya and colonised its present-day range with a number of subspecies about 50,000 to 100,000 years ago (Ruttner 2003).

During the last glacial maximum of the Wisconsin (ca. 18,000 years ago), most of the present-day range of A. laterale and unisexuals was covered by the Laurentide Ice Sheet [ 26, 27].

Unlike A. zelandica and other forest insects whose LGM distributions have been modeled [ 39, 40, 52, 55], for A. strepitans the hypothesized LGM range was not smaller than the present-day range.

For instance, geographical barriers may result in limits to present-day range distributions and failures to colonize seemingly suitable habitat [1], [33].

Indeed, abundant paleontological and palynological evidence indicates that many terrestrial species of North America and Europe contracted their ranges during the LGM to one or more lower-latitude (or altitude) refugia, then expanded northward to recolonize much of their present-day ranges during the warmer Holocene interglacial [ 9- 14].

The contemporary cold-temperate distribution of F. ceranoides from Norway to North Portugal is similar to the present day range of F. serratus in clade 1 [ 33], which has a coincident speciation time.

But the data presented Wednesday ranges in energy only from a few million to 350 billion electron volts.

African ethnic groups were assigned locations based on present day ranges of the population imposed on the historic guidelines for the differing coasts.

The present-day geographic range in climatic conditions of T. aurea clearly shows its preference for hot and drier climates, matching the general current conditions of the Neotropical savannas.

Land snail gene trees that have included all three genera [ 39] have placed Eua basally, a topology that positions the last common ancestor of extant Partulidae in the central part of the present-day partulid range.

SPICA will give us deep insights into a number of key problems in present-day astronomy, ranging from the star-formation history of the universe to the formation of planets, owing to its high spatial resolution and unprecedented sensitivity in the mid- to far-infrared.