Sentence examples for slope population from inspiring English sources

Best models were developed for the same two invertebrate metrics even though the geographic regions reflect distinct differences in precipitation, geology, elevation, slope, population density, and land-use.

This information was combined with three variables – terrain slope, population density and occurrence of protected areas – to produce spatial models for the five ES and eventually a series of five supply maps.

However, in the coastal lineage, the Clackamas River populations (Lower Columbia River DPS) grouped closely with populations in the upper Willamette River DPS, while populations in the upper Willamette River west side tributaries were distinctly partitioned from upper Willamette east slope populations (Fig. 4A).

Lineage Id (Chiapas) grouped Pacific slope populations of A. fasciatus from the Pichoacan basin (Oaxaca, Mexico) to the El Jococal Lagoon (El Salvador), including the Guatemalan coast, with very low genetic divergence within the clade.

We conclude that historical demographic processes are the most likely explanation for the high mitochondrial differentiation in H. e. chestertonii, perhaps due to gene flow between Cauca valley H. e. chestertonii and west Pacific slope populations of H. erato.

This lineage was highly divergent with regard to the rest of the lineages in this group, and those populations closest geographically (see Additional file 2) Clade III grouped Atlantic slope populations of A. fasciatus from the La Palma and Maquinas basins (see Los Tuxtlas region, Figure 3) with those from the upper Polochic basin (Cahabon river) and the Grijalva-Usumacinta basin.

One of the first studies to show this was that of Bermingham and Avise [ 19], who in their comparison of four freshwater fish species (Amia calva, Lepomis punctatus, L. microlophus, and L. gulosus) observed significantly greater genetic differentiation between Atlantic and Gulf slope populations of each species than that observed among haplotypes within each region.

According to González et al. [ 1] two putatively adaptive TEs, FBti0019624 and FBti0020046, and one putative neutral TE, FBti0018879 showed significant inter-slope population differences at EC I (Table  1).

Their model incorporated elevation, aspect, slope, roads, population centers, rainfall patterns, and drainage systems.

Both field excitatory post-synaptic potential (fEPSP) slope and population spike (PS) amplitude were monitored.

The regression slopes of population density vs. body mass among the forest types had high variability and ranged from −0.52 to −1.15.