vagility

The reason for the greater vagility of females in Fitch's records is less evident.

This figure provides a basis for comparing vagility of this species with others.

The observed genetic distinctness among nearby populations is likely a reflection of low vagility.

Females moved greater distances per unit time than males (average Vagility, female:

The low vagility and coastal bottom-feeding habits of the franciscanas may account for this.

This is known as the vagility.

Colonial species differ greatly in their vagility and their tendency to wander from the colony.

In the latter case, increased mortality is an inevitable consequence of increased vagility, all else being equal (Bonnet et al.

This contrasts strongly with the lack of specific microhabitat association and much greater vagility found in more widespread butterfly species (Scott 1975, Sharp et al 1974).

The limited vagility of the species, especially in a heterogeneous landscape, may account for great differences in life histories of neighbouring populations (Nussbaum et al.

Drosophila melanogaster, Drosophila simulans, species frequencies, desiccation resistance, vagility, pupation, egg to adult survival.

During his studies on the morabines, with their low vagility, he found that he was dealing with taxa associated with small geographic areas, often intimately interdigitated.

The species are being studied for the following: species frequency, desiccation resistance, vagility, proportion of larvae pupating, pupation height, and egg to adult survival after irradiation.

They are generally animals with low vagility (dispersal ability) and with very specific habitat requirements, so they can be also used to accurately determine the distribution of biogeographic zones.

Groth (1993b), however, concludes that North American Red Crossbills are sibling species: gene flow as a result of their vagility has not homogenized their morphology because the forms are reproductively isolated.

An analysis of the patterns of diversity for all helminths revealed that both lizards have depauperate isolationist infracommunities, possibly as a result of factors such as host ectothermy, the simplicity of their digestive canal, low vagility, and generalist feeding.

They are believed to have been one of several well-armed bands of horse- and camel-borne warriors who sold their vagility to the Meroitic Population for protection; eventually they intermarried and established themselves among the Meroitic people as a military aristocracy.

Furthermore, as the Karner Blue is an endangered organism of low vagility that occurs predominantly in small, widely separated populations, we investigated (i) whether the Karner Blue is depauperate in genetic variation and (ii) whether gene flow between sampled populations is unusually low.