Sentence examples for widespread populations from inspiring English sources

Comparisons among geographically widespread populations of Desmophyllum dianthus showed high and statistically significant levels of genetic differentiation consistent with limited gene flow and isolation.

We started by analyzing the Altaic-speaking populations, the most numerous and widespread populations in northern Asia.

The regular cycle of the moon provides these organisms with a steady timeframe that can be used for synchronization even across widespread populations.

An unknown process that restricts contemporary gene flow isolates the Manus Basin population of Ifremeria nautilei from widespread populations that occupy the North Fiji and Lau Basins.

hypomelaena subspecies of J. jacana occurring in central and eastern Panama has inky-black dorsal plumage whereas the more widespread populations of J. jacana in South America have the chestnut-colored dorsal plumage characteristic of all populations of J. spinosa.

Molecular data from widespread populations across these islands corroborate the two recognized species as two single main lineages and place their divergence in the late Miocene or early Pliocene.

Simon Hales of the World Health Organisation told the conference that widespread population movement would also pose a significant risk to global health.

Instead, widespread population-based screening has created a population of over-diagnosed breast cancer "survivors" without actually saving the lives of many of those same women.

Before the arrival of the Europeans, languages of this group were spoken by a large and widespread population.

Low lying areas show widespread population of bamboos and are also a transitional zone for Acacia catechu.

Despite the perception by many people, none of these provide conclusive evidence of widespread population responses to hypoxia.