Sentence examples for undergoing rapid population from inspiring English sources

However, a recent study found that the numbers of marine iguanas on Santa Fe island slumped from 25,000 to 10,000 after the accident.The islands, which are part of Ecuador, are undergoing rapid population and economic growth.

The northern quoll is a carnivorous marsupial 'that is undergoing rapid population declines in most of its range, and is retreating to rugged, rocky parts of the landscape.

What's more, many of these states are undergoing rapid population changes with Latino registered voters growing by 438percentt in Georgia and 575percentt in Kansas from the 2000 to 2012 presidential election, according to Census statistics".

Latin America is undergoing rapid population change, including urbanization, migration, economic development, and adoption of a "westernized" lifestyle.

These circumstances fit those under which contemporary evolution has most often been documented, that is, in colonizing species undergoing rapid population growth (Reznick and Ghalambor 2001).

Fisher et al. [19] used this feature to show that South American populations of the human pathogen Coccidiodes immitis had undergone rapid population growth, indicating an epidemic increase in postcolonization population size.

Moreover, M. truncatula is often confined to marginal agricultural habitats, and thus undergo rapid population turnover.

Our data showed that since the emergence of the CRF28_BF and CRF29_BF in the late 1980s, both CRFs underwent rapid population growth; however, the growth rate has slowed in recent years.

The introduction history of this mosquito is not precisely known, but mitochondrial haplotype analysis supports the hypothesis of a single introduction (Usmani-Brown et al. 2009), making this another possible example of a genetically restricted population undergoing rapid CDL evolution.

This lineage is a useful model to dissect the choreography of neoblast progeny differentiation because it is an abundant cell population undergoing rapid turnover, and both prog-1 + and AGAT-1 + cells are molecularly and spatially distinct.

Both lack of national representativeness and construction drawbacks, with regard to variables not having a normal distribution, limit the use of local growth references, especially in a population undergoing rapid increases in the prevalence of overweight and obesity in children and adolescents [ 23].