| Two explanations for this association have been advanced, both of which are plausible and may cooccur. |
| Gibbs and Matlock, for instance, have shown how different senses of the English verb make cooccur with particular syntactic frames. |
| Our objective was to assess different methods of distinguishing between migrant and resident kingbirds where they cooccur. |
| Syndrome is a cluster of symptoms and signs that cooccur and it does not have a single etiology or pathology unlike a disease. |
| All three species occur in the Tsingy Beanka and have been found to cooccur at a number of sampling sites. |
