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Corruption: We consider two types of corruptions, whose distributions are described in Table 2.

We recovered five well-supported clades whose distributions are along mountain ridges and roughly subdivided by large rivers.

This is in contrast with two other methods we consider (a fixed-design residual-based bootstrap and a pairs bootstrap) whose distributions are incorrectly centered at zero.

Also, the central limit theorem states that, for large numbers of random variables whose distributions are not known, a normal distribution can be used.

As a result, their behavior generate data whose distributions are sometimes difficult to approximate with the traditional single component econometric models.

XRF analysis reveals the presence of lead, zinc, calcium, barium, copper, chromium, iron, cadmium, mercury and cobalt, whose distributions are given in the Fig. 10.

For computing the turbidity spectrum, we constructed a model including primary crystals whose distributions were parameterized by mean and standard deviation, and also including aggregates consisting of mean sized primary particles, parameterized just by mean aggregate size.

where λ and μ represent Lamé constants whose distributions were obtained using a previously developed 3D velocity model (Kato et al. 2006) and from the relationship between P wave velocity and density (Birch 1961), respectively.

The mean change in species' mean state-wide probability of occurrence was also greater for Maxent-based predictions than for GAM-based predictions, as was the number of species whose distributions were predicted to decrease.

The Mann-Whitney test defined the significant continuous variables whose distributions were not normal.

Using these parameters, additive genetic variance (VA) and narrow-sense heritability (h) (Falconer 1989) were estimated from equations 1– 4 as: (5) (6) Heritability was estimated only for traits whose distributions were approximately normal or log-normal.