dispersal

the dispersal of people to increasingly distant suburbs.

the dispersal of the crowd by mounted police.

the dispersal of the John Willett Collection.

A young salmonid (salmon or trout) with parr-marks before migration to the sea and after dispersal from the redd.

In both cases, the researchers have evoked scenarios of Cretaceous vicariance, followed by endemic species radiation within Madagascar and subsequent dispersal from Madagascar to other areas.

The dispersal of seeds helps plants reproduce.

The dispersal of protesters by the police caused chaos in the streets.

Wind and water play a crucial role in the dispersal of pollen.

The dispersal of information through social media is rapid and widespread.

The dispersal of rumors can have a negative impact on people's perceptions.

The dispersal of resources is not always equitable in society.

Natural disasters can lead to the dispersal of populations.

The dispersal of pollutants in the air can have harmful effects on health.

The dispersal of wildlife in response to changes in their habitat is a natural phenomenon.

The dispersal of students after graduation can lead to a loss of community ties.

There are warnings of possible dispersal of radioactive particles.

A good year for seed dispersal is called a mast year.

Turns out that before the spore dispersal, the mushrooms released water vapor.

If you're a tree, seed dispersal and germination is a pretty risky business.

I listen and am prepared to obey dispersal orders from authorities, but they never come.

And they tracked the insects' dispersal.

No cell members, no lab, no dispersal devices.

I spent countless hours observing their delicate dance with the wind, documenting the intricate patterns of their seed dispersal.

So they had to find another way over, and our best understanding at the moment is through what we call oceanic dispersal via rafting.

This helped predict germination benefits and dispersal distance for any pair of animals and plants, based on their traits.