Understanding the relationship between the distribution of organisms and climate will involve an understanding of their underlying physiology, as well as their population dynamics and its spatial heterogeneity. Few physiologists or biochemists examining the effects of abiotic extremes on organism function ...
distribution: n. 1.分配,分发,配给;分配装置[系统];配给品;配 ... 例句与用法 1. The geographic distribution of lung cancer was dissimilar to that of industrialization .肺癌的地理分布同工业化的分布不尽相同。 2. The study of the geographic distribution of organisms生物地理学研究有机体地理分布的学...
Geographic Distribution of Living Things The geographic distribution of living things is the natural arrangement of the organisms including plants, animals, and others in appropriate habitats on Earth through geological time. Some species are widely distributed all over the world, however, some are ...
biogeography; community ecology; yeast; population structure; Saccharomyces cerevisiae Introduction Characterising the distribution of organisms in space and time, and describing the processes that govern these patterns, is central to an integrated description of the natural world (Cox and Moore, 1993). ...
Unfortunately, these organisms are the subject of massive gathering in several of the States of Mexico, where they are profusely eaten. Thus, they could be in danger of extinction, due to the lack of rules regarding their collection, distribution and commercialization [31]. ...
Future studies to tease apart their relationships will benefit from analyses of genetic variation beyond the rDNA. The high dispersal marine environment is clearly not a barrier to speciation in diatoms, a group of organisms with an estimated 100–200,000 species, second only to angiosperms as ...
Musings upon depicting the geographic arrangement of biota, with ample reference to the harsh lessons of the dark master experience. Element Distribution Modeling: A Primer, Version 2.0-1 June 2006. 40 pp.BEAUVAIS, G. P., D. A. KEINATH, P. HERNANDEZ, L. MASTER, AND R. ...
22-5 mm for live organisms, while these are 4–13/18–4 mm for the same preserved organisms; 3) there are generally about 14 marginal glands on the left and about 15 on the right; 4) the visceral cavity is divided in 2 by a septum (which actually is a characteristic of Hoffmannola...
Range of distributionEctothermic organisms strongly depend on temperature, making them an excellent model to study the impact of global climatic change (GCC). Under global warming, species may be forced to move toward colder environments, such as higher latitudes, higher elevations or both. ...
“edge” because they exist at the margins of the species range. Note that these terms are sometimes applied to populations existing at the environmental extremes of a species’ distribution or niche, but not necessarily at geographic margins (e.g., very high elevations in the center of a ...