Sentence examples for separated localities from inspiring English sources

Small isolated populations still occur in a few widely separated localities in (Myanmar) Burma, Thailand, West (Peninsular) Malaysia, Sumatra, and East Malaysia (Sabah) and possibly in other nearby territories.

Similar adult male coloration can be found in populations from widely separated localities within Lake Malawi [ 23].

The considerable similarity observed in the indoor air organisms and metagenomes derived from two closely separated localities suggests that indoor air microbial communities share organisms and genetic features in common, although the primary habitats for these organisms are not entirely clear but likely include humans themselves.

Moreover, a distinct gap of apparently unsuitable area separated natator localities around Freetown, Sierra Leone from other populations further inland Figure  2b).

For this latter division, Adiv2-3, LnP(D|K) and ΔK both indicated that K = 4 was optimal, which corresponded to C. melaniae (red), C. piquiti (orange), and separated the localities for C. mirianae that lie in separate Amazonas tributaries (Suia Missu, mir-SM, and Alta Floresta, mir-AF).

However, the deep structure of the margin is poorly known as knowledge is based only on wide-angle refraction measurements obtained from two separate localities on the margin.

The four samples were collected at separate localities in the central United States, and they represent latitudinally distributed populations differing in frequency of the X-4 fusion.

The number of barriers that separate localities explains a significant portion of genetic divergence across localities (R = 0.25, P = 0.0245), even when riverine distance is factored out in partial Mantel correlation analysis.

Based on the mismatch between morphology (species ID) and mtDNA or nuclear gene lineages, we identified 10 instances of gene exchange between described species, not including repetition at separate localities, involving nine described species (but see Discussion).

The two westernmost localities are also separated from all other localities to the east by two microsatellite barriers (Fig. 3B C).

Four clones of A. × cornutum (known in Croatia under the name Ljutika) were obtained from local gardens and vineyards at four well-separated localities of the Croatian seaside region (Dubrava and Kaštela) and islands (Vis, Hvar). A. pskemense B. Fedt.