Sentence examples for promoted diversification from inspiring English sources
Because tropical biodiversity is closely tied to precipitation and rainforest area, angiosperm climate modification may have promoted diversification of the angiosperms themselves, as well as radiations of diverse vertebrate and invertebrate animal lineages and of epiphytic plants.
Future experiments should investigate whether transposase activity has promoted diversification of the dominant Lost City Thiomicrospira phylotype into multiple strains or ecotypes, each harboring unique genomic rearrangements caused by transposases.
Our results indicate that the current course of the SFR as well as its paleocourses promoted diversification of the endemic T. semitaeniatus species group.
If the emergence of the crab-like form promoted diversification we would expect the overall rate in carcinized lineages to be high compared to net of diversification across Anomura.
In summary, in light of the broad biogeographic pattern of Nothobranchius, molecular clock analysis and the dependence of extant Nothobranchius on savannah habitats, we propose a scenario where aridification promoted diversification of this aquatic taxon.
Hamilton et al. (2001) hypothesized that the extreme fluctuations of sea levels in the Middle Miocene promoted diversification in all river dolphin lineages by permitting ecological diversification when seas inundated formerly terrestrial habitat [ 11].
The government has launched plans to cut red tape and to promote diversification away from mining.
Notably, these efforts have not yet identified consistent features of genomic architecture that promote diversification.
In our models, PCD indirectly promotes diversification via stochastic phenotype switching by increasing the number of reproductive events between disasters.
Your analysis indirectly promotes diversification, for which you would likely subsequently critique G.E. for being an unrelated conglomerate.
At Olam's coffee plantation in Tanzania we promote diversification of income by training coffee outgrowers to inter-crop sesame and beans, and then purchasing their produce.
