Instead, hummingbird pollination in temperate regions may slow down population fragmentation and geographically small-scale speciation because these vertebrate pollinators maintain across-population gene flow.
But he has opened space for the radicals by clamping down on even temperate debate of religious issues.
When the members of the expedition return on the ship to temperate zones, they again come down with colds, this time caught from friends and relatives who have spent the winter at home.
Relatively little is known about the functional response (the rate of consumption in relation to food availability) of ungulates in eastern temperate forests, and therefore how "top down" control of vegetation may vary with disturbance type, intensity, and timing.
Which begs the question: After we have cut down the high latitude temperate and boreal forests to increase the reflective potential of snow cover, what happens when there is no more snow?
Ants in more temperate climates often lay down chemical trails, but Cataglyphis, apparently, does not.
The extensive ice fields flow into a number of major rivers, which wind their way down through temperate rain forests to the Pacific.
In these temperate zones, trees lay down new trunk each summer but go dormant in winter, creating a pattern of rings that track the intensity of annual growth.
He promises to keep Scotland in the United Kingdom by giving it "the strongest devolved government anywhere in the world".It remains to be seen whether Mr Cameron can lead his party down this sunny, temperate road.
MOSCOW — The first week of January is always a week out of time and space in Russia: all business shuts down, many people flee to more temperate climes, and those who remain, drink, eat and then drink some more.
