Sentence examples for range expansion from from inspiring English sources

The arrows indicate the potential direction of range expansion from putative glacial refugia.

For each of these groups the probable directions of range expansion from the putative glacial refugia in which they are likely to have differentiated could be inferred from decreasing diversity trends when moving away from the putative refugia.

A recent range expansion from a common ancestor has been proposed as the most likely cause for the low divergence between these species [41].

The range expansion from the two source populations, Nanjing and Hong-Kong, was clearly identified, and according to the predicted probability of invasion, the pinewood nematode could become established in all of south-eastern China.

The oldest inference is a range expansion from west to east, corresponding to the initial expansion following their formation in the west via hybridization between the CA6 and SM6 sexuals.

Although isolation by distance is generally interpreted as equilibrium between drift and migration, it may also be the consequence of serial founder effects accompanying range expansion from one or several agricultural populations [40].

First, our analyses may reflect southern range expansions from northern refugia.

Molecular clock dating, together with population genetic analyses, indicate that the three lineages experienced northward range expansions from southern Iberian refugia during Pleistocene glacial periods.

Thus, we suggest that the range expansions from tropical Asia to other regions are responsible for the rapid diversification of the genus during the Pleistocene.

These regional-scale investigations postulate a phylogeographically unique scenario of recent range expansions from the central region along coastal areas of the Japanese mainland.

Second, the pattern of polymorphisms at the S-locus has deviated from the genome-wide pattern, which is thought to have been shaped by range expansions from multiple refugia during glacial interglacial cycles (Sharbel et al., 2000; Nordborg et al., 2005; Schmid et al., 2006; Beck et al., 2008; Francois et al., 2008).