Geoffroy, 1834) and C. fulvastra (Sundevall, 1843) are encountered in the Sudanian savannah from Morocco to Kenya and from Mali to Ethiopia, respectively, and C. olivieri is widespread across portions of the African continent [ 12].
Known locally as kotsovato, for their coloration resembling a stone (vato is Malagasy for rock), P. kieneri is still fairly widespread in this portion of northwestern Madagascar, despite becoming quite rare throughout its range.
In the most favored biogeographic scenario (w i = 0.88, evidence ratio = 13.9), Goodeniaceae remained in Australasia, while the Calyceraceae-Asteraceae inherited the South American portion of the widespread ancestral range.
Hurricane Otto was a moderate Category 1 storm that caused widespread damage in portions of the northeastern Caribbean islands in October 2010.
In moribund fish, loss of epidermis was widespread over large portions of the body.
The interpretation of heteroplasmy can further be confounded by the widespread integration of portions of the mitochondrial genome into the nuclear genome [ 14, 15].
This may be an indication of presence of widespread positive charge in the lower portion of cloud.
In countries where infectious diseases account for a large portion of infant mortality, widespread use of commercial formula has resulted in epidemics of diarrhea and respiratory disease.
Retrotransposons are widespread and can constitute a major portion of eukaryotic genomes; they could account for approximately 85% in the genome of some plant species (Schnable et al. 2009; Huang et al. 2012).
While the former design faces the problem that during periods when routine diagnosis became readily available, the number of annually diagnosed cases might have exceeded the annual rate of affected newborns, the latter design must be expected to underestimate actual numbers, as before the widespread availability of VLCFA detection, a portion of cases was likely missed.
