The results of the Mantel test for the five
demes indicated a moderate degree of correlation between genetic and geographic distances (r = 0.54; p = 0.00001; Figure 4).
Zamia fairchildiana patches of individuals or
demes can also persist in degraded forests affected by selective logging and other human activities, where environmental conditions in the understory differ substantially from the ones in their native habitat.
Fundamentally, the reader is shown, as a result of Forbig and
Demes' thorough analysis that civil society or evolution in cultural norms cannot be understood so rigidly as to expect them to bring about electoral change and 'reclaim' democracy.
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No discussion of Attic
deme boundaries, even the single common boundary of two inner urban
demes, can ignore the ongoing debate as to whether the fundamental political units of the Kleisthenic constitution were, simply put, territories separated from one another by boundaries (the "artificial" model), or only borderless administrative units (the "natural" model).
No member could be re-elected until all eligible citizens in his
demes had served.
Three
demes deviated from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium (Table 2), which is expected by chance alone because of the large number of estimates (3/42 = 0.07).
A fixed number of n local
demes is considered, which are connected by migration.
Mikalson, |Religion in the Attic
Demes', AJP 98 (1977), 424-35.
Taking the natural divisions of the
demes as the basis for the Athenian state, he divided the country into three regions: the city, the coast, and the inland area.
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