Sentence examples for separation of populations from inspiring English sources

The geographic separation of populations derived from common ancestors may continue long enough so that the populations become completely differentiated species before ever regaining sympatry and the opportunity to interbreed.

The isolating factor is most often the separation of populations in geographic space (Mayr 1942).

"The timing of mutations must be earlier than the separation of populations," says Stanford geneticist Luca CavaLucaSforza.

Cospeciation may also occur independently of coevolution when speciation is caused via the separation of populations by geographic barriers such as mountain ranges (Page 1994; Roderick 1997).

One of the events that can trigger cladogenesis is the physical separation of populations, which may then differentiate and form different species.

Spatial separation of populations can also provide the opportunity to validate the generality and applicability of model predictions in the absence of long-term monitoring data.

Male reproductive success increased with increasing paternal genet size, and decreased with increasing mating distance and separation of population.

The thalamic axes facilitate separation of population chromatic responses from luminance responses, whereas cone axes (e.g., L-cone isolating stimuli) would give a mix of chromatic and luminance responses.

Population genetic analysis of Peninsular Malaysia's M. fascicularis revealed a complete separation of the populations from six populations in other countries.

Pollination events between populations increased with the geographical separation of the populations, suggesting that most movements of pollinators occur within populations.

Pollination events between populations were rare (6.09%) and increases in the geographical separation of the populations significantly reduced siring success (Table  4), suggesting that most movements of pollinators occur within the populations.