Sentence examples for situated populations from inspiring English sources

Even in a situation of closely situated populations with very similar population structure and shared selection signatures, analysis across heterogeneous environments has potential to refine the mapping of important loci under temporally or spatially varying selection, including those of potential relevance to epidemiology and control of infection.

There is little gene flow from west to east, even between closely situated populations.

Sampling of closely situated populations across heterogeneous environments has potential to refine the mapping of important loci under temporally or spatially varying selection.

The Mantel tests also showed that there was a significant effect of isolation by distance, which means that a regional equilibrium was reached and that more closely situated populations tended to communicate and be more genetically similar to one another [ 47].

Additionally, the more westerly situated population within Belarus (putative C. f. belorussicus) exhibits a mixture of haplotypes that span the putative east/west division (Figs 3 and 5).

The low genetic variability in this region could indicate a relatively recent colonisation of this area by individuals deriving from geographically distant populations situated in the central or eastern regions (no close population shows haplotype B, Figure  2).

The resulting maps show the network consisting of the source patches that could be occupied by stable populations and a number of patches, which could support viable local populations, situated in the proximity of the sources or linked to them.

Soil disturbance from previous roadworks was recorded in 88% of populations, and there was a significant relationship between major recruitment and roadworks events in Acacia populations situated along bitumen roads.

With several populations situated at intermediate places, the remaining ones form two distinct parts.

These samples were collected from eight populations situated throughout the Mediterranean region (supplementary table 2, Supplementary Material online).

Furthermore, estimates of historical migration rates (M) revealed generally asymmetrical patterns of gene flow between populations situated in different biomes.