population|populations in English

noun

[pop·u·la·tion || 'pɑpjə'leɪʃn /‚pɒpjʊ-]

total number of people living in an area

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1. Body mass, sex ratio, fecundity, and population abundance were also measured in summer and autumn populations.

2. Coincident with the acceleration of population growth, the genetic variables began to converge in the two populations.

3. Two populations of C. parasitica in Michigan and one population in Italy are primarily clonal in structure.

4. This is a list of Continents and continental subregions by population Distribution of populations by the United Nations geoscheme

5. Baitfish populations constantly rise and fall, and when the population of one species decreases another usually increases to fill the void

6. Pakistan has a multicultural and multi-ethnic society and hosts one of the largest refugee populations in the world as well as a young population.

7. Admixed populations arise when two or more previously mutually isolated populations start interbreeding, which is a very common phenomenon in the human evolutionary history.1, 2, 3As recombination breaks and rejoins DNA molecules to form new ones, a chromosome from an Admixed population resembles a mosaic of ancestral chromosomal segments from different parental populations.

8. 41: Number of urbanized Areas with populations of 1,000,000 or more; 179: Number of urbanized Areas with populations of 200,000 or more; 36: Number of new urbanized Areas; 2,534.4 persons per square mile: Overall urbanized area population density in the U.S

9. The overall population of American black bears in the United States has been estimated to range between 339,000 and 465,000, though this excludes populations from Alaska, Idaho, South Dakota, Texas and Wyoming, whose population sizes are unknown.

10. The Alps are one of the last strongholds for the central European population of the threatened Capercaillie (Tetrao urogallus), which consists of increasingly isolated populations.

11. Considering the unique genetic haplotypes and particular archaeological culture, the Admixed population might have had relationship with populations settled South Siberia during the Bronze Age

12. Admixture; gene flow; phylogenetics; population genetics; phylogenetic network; FOR humans, whole-genome genotype data are now available for individuals from hundreds of populations (Lazaridis et al

13. Results from a spaced noncompetitive trial provided evidence for: (1) greater total and reproductive biomass production and earlier flowering of resistant and susceptible populations of C. album as compared with both populations of C. strictum, (2) greater aboveground total and reproductive biomass production of the susceptible population of C. album as compared with the resistant population, and (3) greater total aboveground biomass production (but similar reproductive biomass) of the susceptible population of C. strictum as compared with the resistant population.

14. Southern Agrestal populations were genetically differentiated from the northern populations, and exhibited almost twice the overall plasticity of northern populations, measured by the Mahalanobis distance

15. Admixture mapping is a method of gene mapping that uses a population of mixed ancestry (an admixed population) to find the genetic loci that contribute to differences in diseases or other phenotypes found between the different ancestral populations.

16. The differences in the two aecial populations most likely resulted from linkage disequilibrium between virulences generated by host selection in the prairie uredinial population, compared with the lower initial level of disequilibrium in the relatively unselected eastern uredinial population.

17. For example, in 2001 less than 1% of the sexually active urban population in Africa had been tested, and this proportion is even lower in rural populations.

18. information on the structure of fish populations, including the abundance, distribution and age/size structure of the populations,

19. Salmon populations have been severely depleted .

20. Allopatric Speciation: Example & Definition If a continent splits, or a mountain range rises, one population can become two, and eventually the two populations may not be able to interbreed.

21. Cald populations and identify their specific needs

22. Populations of endangered animals have been decimated.

23. Wild Abalone populations on the U.S

24. The results of this study allow the conclusion that the prevalence of isolated maxillary lateral incisors agenesis in a Syrian population is within the average range with regard to other populations.

25. Oil spillages are disastrous for fish populations.