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This analysis is based on objectively identified world regions and does not depend on any system of presumedbiogeographicclassifications.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Atlas data has also been used to identifybiogeographiczones.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Firstly, no singlebiogeographicframework is optimal for all taxa.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The parasitic wasp collection is the most geographically diverse, with material from allbiogeographicregions, and dating back to the early 1900s.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This means that these primates are found in areas constituting the tropical new worldbiogeographicregion.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Others have been deliberately introduced to new areas or have expanded their distributions following the anthropogenic breakdown ofbiogeographicbarriers.
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A burgeoning body of empirical data from largely descriptivebiogeographicinventories provides the foundation for further evaluations of this concept.
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Part one presents the introductory material onbiogeographiczones, the history of lichenological investigations, and the development of the present taxonomic survey.
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The parameter may depend on the type of species, its population density and thebiogeographicregion.
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These results were interpreted in relation to the species' life cycle and ecology within abiogeographicand phylogenetic framework.
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Ecologists have often pointed out the obvious shortcomings of this assumption in criticizing conclusions from phylogenetically-basedbiogeographicstudies.
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We can trace with some confidence thebiogeographichistories of many of the gastropod families important to our discussion.
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Factors affecting pollinator visitation rates: abiogeographiccomparison.
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This considerable within-site variability was greater than variation observed among the four sites, despite differences in climate,biogeographichistory and phenology.
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Finally, it is doubtful that his scheme could ever have significant utility in working out thebiogeographicor phylogenetic relationships of seed dormancy.
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Thebiogeographicpatterns of these parasites are also discussed.
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This accompanying text generally includes such features as short descriptions with remarks, ecological preferences,biogeographicand stratigraphic ranges, taxonomic classifications, and information on key references.
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Such host-pathogen assemblages usually have analogues (ecological equivalents) in eachbiogeographicregion and may be maintained in small enzootic (natural) foci without implying human exposure.
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Research in other fragmented tropical dry forest regions is needed to determine whether these findings are simply a local phenomenon or a generalbiogeographicpattern.
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