Sentence examples for substantial dispersal from inspiring English sources

Moreover, observations of other species rafting on seaweed [85], suggest that nematodes have substantial dispersal capacities in shallow water, despite lacking pelagic larvae.

However, indirect evidence of the substantial dispersal capability of these species has been shown in genetic studies of Ae. vigilax in Queensland 13 and collections of Ae. taeniorhynchus in light traps on unmanned oil rigs up to 106 km off the coast in the Gulf of Mexico.

Trout have strong dispersal abilities.

All identified offspring were found between 15 and 184 kilometers to the north of their parents, suggesting that ocean currents played a substantial role in larval dispersal.

Consequently, we must instead argue that there has been substantial overwater (trans-Mediterranean) dispersal in Clade 2 since the MSC to explain why many species have Europe + North African distributions.

Substantial heterogeneity exists in the dispersal, distribution and transmission of parasitic species.

Temperature increases predicted over the coming decades suggests species with limited dispersal abilities will need substantial adaptive potential to avoid extinction.

We found substantial population differentiation and recent trans-Atlantic dispersal of a high-virulence B. burgdorferi clone.

The endemism of all recent species of the family provides a substantial argument against profound abilities for marine dispersal.

This observation tallies with the substantial proportion of non-viable seeds at dispersal (e.g. open bars in Fig.  3A, B at the final sample day).

Selection can generate substantial genetic differentiation in the face of high dispersal, as in estuarine mussels that are selected each year for particular LAP allozyme alleles [59].