All of Carlton Hill's listed buildings are within the designated area; these, combined with the sheltered open space of Tarner Park, substantial tree cover, the survival of old street patterns and boundary walls, and the distinctive lie of the land, contribute to the area's "special character", as defined by Brighton and Hove City Council.
Evidence suggests that the riparian environments cutting through the savanna-type environments of the Morrison had substantial tree coverage [148], which could explain the presence of Camarasaurus in those regions.
Given the high level of additive variation, the response in fitness can be substantial, if trees with low PDS-breeding values contribute more offspring to the next generation than average for mature trees in the population (Walsh 2008).
In each case, the selected edge was short and associated with substantial gene tree incongruence.
However, their phylogenetic relationships are disputed [ 3- 7], and recent molecular studies detected substantial gene tree discordance [ 8- 10].
This relationship also appears to stand without substantial gene-tree conflict, at least gauging from the visual summary provided by our quartet supernetwork summary.
Since many of the lower HGT model conditions had substantial gene tree heterogeneity resulting from ILS, this study shows that many methods - and even unpartitioned concatenation using maximum likelihood can be highly accurate under these highly heterogeneous model conditions.
Given the low expected frequency of hyposensitive trees, substantial progress will depend on precise selection made by effectively screening and testing of a large number (thousands) of trees, because high selection intensity will otherwise result is an unacceptable low number of selected trees left to form the basis for future restoration programs.
The results show substantial support for tree buffers by both residents and planners.
In ponderosa pine forests of western North America, substantial increases in tree densities are impacting overall forest health and increasing the risk for severe wildfires and insect and disease outbreaks.
