intraspecific

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intraspecific

[¦in·trə·spə·′sif·ik]

(biology)

Being within or occurring among the members of the same species.

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The likely reason is that, species aggregation may increase the number of intraspecific contacts relative to interspecific contacts (Neuhauser and Pacala, 1999) and thereby gained a substantial advantage.

INDIVIDUAL-AND GROUP-BASED INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION BETWEEN ALIEN INVASIVE PLANT ERIGERON ANNUUS AND TWO CO-EXISTING HERBS

Key word: Moringa oleifera; SSR; genetic intraspecific diversity; similarity coefficient (SC); Nigeria.

SIMPLE SEQUENCE REPEATS (SSR) ANALYSIS OF GENETIC INTRASPECIFIC RELATIONSHIPS OF MORINGA OLEIFERA POPULATIONS FROM NIGERIA

A survey of intraspecific predation within the class Mammalia.

Diets of fishers (Pekania pennanti) and evidence of intraspecific consumption in Pennsylvania

rpoC1 ITS region Aligned sequence length (bp) 518 678 Number of variable sites 12 202 Mean intraspecific K2P distance % (range) 0.

DNA barcode regions for differentiating Cattleya walkeriana and C. loddigesii/Regioes de DNA barcode para diferenciar Cattleya walkeriana e C. loddigesii

Intraspecific competition in antlion (Macroleon quinquemaculatus) larvae in the field.

Effect of energetic cost to maintain the trap for myrmeleon brasiliensis (neuroptera, myrmeleontidae) in its development and adult size/Efeito do custo energetico com a manutencao da armadilha de myrmeleon brasiliensis (neuroptera, myrmeleontidae) no seu desenvolvimento e no tamanho dos adultos

6 %) was above the values reported for intraspecific divergences in rodents (Baker & Bradley 2006).

Cryptic species diversity in the genus Allactaga (Rodentia: Dipodidae) at the edge of its distribution range

Furthermore, intraspecific variability can be recognized thanks to the presence of several specimens that preserve the same anatomical elements.

Anatomy and variability of cuvierichelys parisiensis, a geoemydid turtle that crosses the eocene-oligocene boundary in Belgium

The authors attributed the high frequency of healed fractures to aggressive intraspecific interactions, stresses imposed by burrowing, and pelvic trauma induced by parturition.

Natural skeletal pathologies in a population of gray squirrels, Sciurus carolinensis, from Putnam County, Georgia

This relationship, in its turn, depends on the environmental conditions, due to intraspecific competition for water, nutrients and light.

Plant population and row spacing on biomass sorghum yield performance/Espacamento entrelinhas e populacao de plantas no desempenho produtivo do sorgo biomassa

Because snails with a larger shell tend to have a longer foot, then both shell size and foot length should be positively correlated with speed--if there is an intraspecific positive correlation between foot length and wavelength.

Intraspecific scaling relationships between crawling speed and body size in a gastropod

Plants equidistantly spaced have higher efficiency of assimilation of the productive resources (water, light and nutrients), since the intraspecific competition becomes minimal.

Production components of corn as function of seed distribution along the planting row/Componentes de producao do milho em funcao da distribuicao de sementes na linha de semeadura

2011) developed an F2 population from an intraspecific cross between a drought tolerant (RH-510) and drought sensitive (FH-901) Gossypium hirsutum cultivars.

QTL Mapping for Relative Leaf Water Contents, Cell Membrane Stability and Excised Leaf Water Loss under Drought by using EST-SSR Markers in Gossypium hirsutum