pantropical


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distributed throughout the tropics

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Chamaesyce glomerifera is originally native in the New World (sub-) tropics but has become a pantropical weed at present.
In the eastern tropical Pacific (ETP), yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares) are frequently found swimming under schools of pantropical spotted (Stenella attenuata) and spinner (S.
El porcentaje de hojas en la hojarasca promedio 74% en las tres parcelas, similar al promedio pantropical de 68,5% (Tabla I).
Lycopodiella cernua es pantropical y la cita para el area en estudio amplia su area de distribucion de manera esperable.
punctatissima is a pantropical tramp species, probably of African origin (Wilson & Taylor 1967; Kempf 1972; Brandao 1991, 1996; Bolton 1995; Lattke 1995, 2003; Longino 1998).
The most abundant species (abundance; coefficient of variation) were Atlantic spotted dolphins (14,438; 0.63); bottlenose dolphins (13,085; 0.40); pantropical spotted dolphins, S.
Other sources include pantropical elements as well as temperate areas (North America, Australia, New Zealand) and a few boreal elements (Wagner et al.
Osmunda es el genero mas diverso de Osmundaceae, ya que incluye alrededor de diez especies (Zhang et al., 2013), presentando una distribucion pantropical y templada (Kramer, 1990).
Los cinco generos de la familia Surianaceae forman dos clados, uno constituido por Recchia y Cadellia (endemico a Australia), y otro por el genero monoespecifico pantropical Suriana L.
Previous studies indicate that fluctuations in abundance of the Pantropical spotted dolphin in the Eastern Tropical Pacific are related to sea surface water temperature and thermocline depth throughout its distribution (Au & Perryman 1985, Reilly 1990, Reilly & Fielder 1994, Fieldler & Reilly 1994, Reilly et al.
Many pholcid species are pantropical and synanthropic.