Sentence examples for range in latitude from inspiring English sources

These plots range in latitude from 49.0o to 59.7 oN and in longitude from 119.7o to 95.3 oW (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

Six sites, covering a 10° range in latitude, indicate a regional abandonment of alluvial fan surfaces at ∼10 ± 3 ka, with the younger (∼9 ka) end of this age range supported by several of the best-constrained studies.

Furthermore, the signal intensity in the electric field was distributed over a wider range in latitude (between 40° and 80° N), while the signal intensity in the magnetic field rapidly attenuated in latitudinal range.

Another strength is the broad variation in measured 25(OH D concentrations, at least partly due to the broad range in latitude covered by the participating cohorts.

This range in latitude was similar to that in Japan, where a north-south cline was also observed (Tomita and Wada 1989b).

The major Australian cities range in latitude from Darwin (12.3°S) to Hobart (42.5°S), with summer UV indices (where 1 UV Index unit = 25 mW/m) [ 4] ranging between 15 and 11.

They combined 80 records of temperature over the past 22,000 years retrieved from around the world, ranging in latitude from Antarctica to Greenland.

A more recent meta-analysis of the phenological shifts due to climate change included 125,000 observational series of 542 plant and 19 animal species in 21 European countries[22] which ranged in latitude from 37.35° N to 69.75° [28].

Beyond these short term fluctuations, many insect species gradually expanded their ranges in latitude and/or altitude into previously unsuitable areas throughout the Twentieth Century [ 54, 59- 64].

Estimates of eelgrass above- and below-ground biomass, shoot density, leaf shoot growth and leaf biomass production rates at locations ranging in latitude from 54.08 to 63.35° N and in longitude from 6.58 to 25.28° E were compiled.

They range widely in latitude as well: in the high Arctic some crustaceans use the short summer to develop quickly through a generation, leaving dormant stages to overwinter.