Sentence examples for set of localities from inspiring English sources

This is the Carboniferous-age Mazon Creek locality (or more accurately a set of localities called the Francis Creek Shale, of which Mazon Creek itself is one) whose uniquely preserved fossils provide a glimpse of the history of many organisms that would otherwise have left little trace.

As the work at Aramis was progressing, Middle Awash geologist Giday WoldeGabriel and then graduate student Yohannes Haile-Selassie were exploring an older set of localities that dated to between 5 million and 6 million years ago, They found hominid remains in 1997.

These questions help us understand the perception of security from people at three different geographic levels: locality, county and state, where the county is formed by a set of localities and a state is formed by a group of counties.

On the one hand, the area includes the Monte Hermoso cliffs studied by Charles Darwin in 1832, which compose the set of localities related to the development of the theory of evolution.

MaxEnt's regularization parameter settings based on a mix of plants and animals might or might not be appropriate for pythons, or for a particular set of localities such as clustered point locations.

We analysed a partial sequence of the Cytochrome c Oxidase Subunit I mitochondrial gene from an extensive set of localities (including Eurasia, Africa, and Australia), and examined their phylogeographic patterns and the phylogenetic relationships of diploid A. parthenogenetica and its closest sexual relatives.

In addition, some sets of localities within described species are reconstructed as geographically paraphyletic groups (e.g. within M. griseorufus and M. myoxinus).

These criteria focus on the assignment of mtDNA clade-specific localities or sets of localities to one or more characteristic nuclear clusters with limited signs of admixture (i.e. average cluster membership coefficients ≤5% for other localities).

Localities or sets of localities that are resolved as a clade in the mtDNA gene tree are predominantly assigned to a characteristic nuclear genotypic cluster with high average assignment probabilities (0.9 1.0) in the STRUCTURE assignment plot (Fig. 2, Table 2).

Second, we used the background test to evaluate the null hypothesis that all divergence in the ecological niches of two taxa, given that the niches are represented by two sets of localities, can be explained by the differences in their environmental feature spaces.

Using this approach, introgressive hybridization could be detected when individual localities showed admixture between clusters that were otherwise distinct (i.e. non-overlapping sets of localities).