Sentence examples for ranges of distribution from inspiring English sources

Ancestral ranges of distribution were estimated using the dispersal extinction cladogenesis (DEC) model as implemented in the program Lagrange.

Due to overlapping ranges of distribution for various infraspecific taxa, unassigned records cannot be easily differentiated based on collection location.

A strong overlap was observed over the ranges of distribution in the two subjects groups.

S. galili is known to have higher hypoxia tolerance compared with S. judaei, due to differences of climatic regimes in their ranges of distribution.

Species with broad ranges of distribution can be informative regarding glacial refugia, dispersal pathways and contact zones [ 13, 14] and, then, provide useful insights about the role of climatic changes on biodiversity.

Sequences of New World populations of C. arcuatorum differ significantly from their European counterparts, and they cluster into three closely related monophyletic groups, which roughly correspond to their respective geographical ranges of distribution.

Buzzstarter works in a similar way to more traditional ad networks: It enables brands to build content marketing and social campaigns and distribute them out to a wide range of distribution sites.

"What we have now is a portfolio of brands and a broad range of distribution assets".

Time Warner, after all, has long been a company that combined substantial content -- movies, TV shows, music and news -- with a range of distribution conduits, including cable systems, cable channels, a broadcast network and publishing companies.

He added, "It is another example of our strategy of making our content and services broadly available to students and faculty through a wide range of distribution partners".

They produce all of their own movements in Japan, and have a wide range of distribution all over the world.