Sentence examples for refugium from from inspiring English sources

Some 30 companies are either insolvent or have fallen so much that they are likely to be expelled, like Refugium, from the Neuer Markt.

As described above (criterion 1), C. lavaretus likely migrated into the Beringian Refugium from Eurasia during Pleistocene glacial maxima.

It is plausible that a founding population of T. alpinus became isolated in a refugium from an adjacent T. minimus population.

The data suggest that postglacial colonisation in Europe was not from a single refugium, but from several sources that already had diverged to some extent.

From the high genetic variation of this lineage and the fact that most common haplotypes are shared among eastern and south-western populations, we can conclude that the eastern and south-western regions were the ice-age refugium for lineage A. From this refugium, P. nigromaculata expanded in all directions to form the current distribution pattern (Fig. 7).

These beetles might predominantly have expanded from a refugium in the Carpathians with individuals from sites in relative close proximity to this mountain range (ROBI, ROSA, GRDA) having lower amounts of admixture.

The North Pacific Coast has been documented as post-glacial contact zone for several mammalian lineages from the high latitude refugium called Beringia and from multiple refugia that existed south of the continental ice sheets [ 13].

It has been suggested that the Baltic Sea was colonized from up to three distinct refugia: the Gulf of Bothnia from an Atlantic refugium, the Gulf of Finland from an eastern ice lake refugium and the southern Main Basin from a refugium that was presumably located in the basin of Neman, Vistula, Odra and Elbe rivers [ 16, 42].

This sampling bias is unlikely to change our conclusion that the inland British Columbia populations dispersed from a refugium in the Upper Columbia River drainage because all individuals from those populations had haplotypes associated with the Northern Inland Clade.

We document independent postglacial expansion events from two glacial refugia, where birds from a refugium in Europe (carrying clade A haplotypes) colonised not only Europe, but also Asia, before birds from a refugium in the Middle East (carrying clade B haplotypes) expanded north in Central and Eastern Europe.

Based on these patterns it was hypothesised that birds with clade A haplotypes expanded from a glacial refugium in western parts and clade B from a refugium in the eastern parts of the species' breeding range [18].