Sentence examples for the refugia from inspiring English sources

Similarly, larval survivorship and post-settlement mortality have implications for the refugia potential of MCEs.

This study has shown that acceptable growth rates can be achieved in FGS cattle with modest levels of treatment and correspondingly less exposure of their nematode populations to anthelmintics, which should mitigate selection pressure for resistance by increasing the size of the refugia in both hosts and pasture.

The places of exchange, whether the ol manyatta, orpul (a gathering in the bush for the purposes of healing, regeneration and storytelling) or simply the refugia of a shade tree, are becoming less and less a feature of growing up Maasai.

However, there is no indication of any (strong) reproductive isolation between clades and our data show that the refugia populations became separated during the last glaciation.

Our data show that the refugia populations became separated during the last glacial period and that the postglacial expansions have resulted in substantial admixture in Central and Eastern Europe.

Selective treatment of animals will also have impact on the refugia.

The identification of Iberian lineages allows the precision of the glacial refugia in the Basque Country and Asturias locations.

Divergence time estimates suggest the coexistence of these lineages in the Iberian refugia during the LGM, and strongly support the hypothesis of 'refugia in refugia' during glaciations.

Schmitt, T. & Seitz, A. Intraspecific allozymatic differentiation reveals the glacial refugia and the postglacial expansions of European Erebia medusa (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae).

DiMichele (1981) speculated that most speciation in arborescent lycopsids took place outside what he considered to be the evolutionary refugia of the coal swamps.

Moreover, the eastern part of central Europe - the Carpathian Basin, is considered by archaeologists and ecologists as one of the European refugia that existed during the LGM [23],[23].