Sentence examples for scenario of isolation from inspiring English sources

We used the simulation program IM [ 83] to investigate the scenario of isolation with migration between populations.

Recent migration between populations north and south of the ACC was also seen, where population genetics analyses revealed a complex scenario of isolation with asymmetric gene flow.

These data support a scenario of isolation on the scale of 105 year glacial cycles, followed by population expansion toward the CT, and overlap of divergent lineages at the Pacific-Indian boundary.

Thirdly, because AMOVA tests revealed genetic breaks between geographical regions (SW vs. NE, scenario 1), we used the program IMa [ 83] to test the hypothesis of a shared-history scenario of isolation with migration for the SW and NE population groups.

As the effect of patch size on genetic patterns varied depending on the isolation of the patch, we discuss here our model predictions according to three basic scenarios of isolation.

Thus, a scenario of partial isolation produced by erosion and accompanied by forest isolation during humid periods seems plausible.

If the demographic scenario estimated for the observed data (with the given values of t and θ) generates no monophyly in ≥ 95% of the simulations, we can demonstrate that a pleistocenic scenario of complete isolation generates dissimilar results between mitochondrial and nuclear markers, as suggested by Hare [ 20].

We therefore conclude that the pattern exhibited by the common vampire bat, with marked geographical structure for a mitochondrial marker and no phylogeographic structure for nuclear markers is compatible with a historical scenario of complete isolation of refuge-like populations during the Pleistocene.

Namely, Britain discovers promising reserves, but then is hobbled by irrational European environmental rules and as a result finds itself stuck in the only rich-world economic block that is still dependent on the Middle East for energy.There is a fair way to go between the present talk of test drilling in a few spots around England and such a doomy scenario of geo-political isolation.

The phylogeographic pattern observed, with many reciprocally monophyletic allo- parapatric lineages having a Pleistocene divergence, suggests a scenario of long-term isolation in multiple ice-age refugia [ 1, 55].

The complex phylogeographic pattern observed, with 23 reciprocally monophyletic allo- parapatric lineages having a Pleistocene divergence, suggests a scenario of long-term isolation in multiple ice-age refugia across the species distribution range.