| 11. | Several disjunct populations across its wide distribution range are considered as subspecies.
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| 12. | This contradicts the fact that M is d-disjunct.
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| 13. | Let M be a d ^ e-disjunct matrix.
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| 14. | The disjunct prefixes occur on the outer left edge of the verb.
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| 15. | Adult leaves are disjunct and a dull, grey-green colour.
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| 16. | There are also disjunct populations south in the Appalachian Mountains.
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| 17. | This oddly disjunct impression is underscored by his appearance.
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| 18. | Larger scales are constructed from conjunct or disjunct tetrachords.
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| 19. | Its main, rather disjunct melody was spontaneously composed.
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| 20. | Its distribution is disjunct in Western Australia; the population of the Bunbury.
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