Sentence examples for Second biodiversity from inspiring English sources

Second, biodiversity was spatially independent, suggesting that spatially-patterned dispersal did not structure species richness or LCBD.

Second, biodiversity loss could disproportionately affect non-competent, or less competent reservoir hosts, which would otherwise interfere with pathogen transmission to human populations by, for example, wasting the bites of infected vectors.

Second, biodiversity and the fulfilment of ecosystem services is highly threatened by the increasing attempts to satisfy the need for food, fresh water, timber, fibre and fuel [2].

We constructed a phylogeny for the species used in this experiment and a second biodiversity experiment at Cedar Creek (i.e., Experiments 120 and 123), which included a total of 31 species (see Appendix S1 for a list of all species).

Disturbing trends documented in the Third Biodiversity Outlook tell us this is not a normal time on the planet.

The first biodiversity inventory survey was completed in 1997 at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation in Cross River, in which several rare wildlife species thought to be extinct in the county were discovered.

First, biodiversity is prohibitively expensive to capture comprehensively and therefore only inferable using proxies, for example, species richness of certain 'indicator' taxonomic groups23,24.

The sequel to that first biodiversity book, naturally titled Biodiversity II (Reaka-Kudla et al. 1997), documents the rapid rise of the term "biodiversity" in importance and influence.

Marcus Malley is Northern Ireland's First Biodiversity Officer and tells Richard about his new role and developments in biodiversity planning in the area.

First, biodiversity is a highly complex concept encompassing different organizational levels, from genes to ecosystems, and variable spatiotemporal scales.

Species richness was the first biodiversity component to be related to ecosystem functioning [21] supporting the hypothesis that species complementarity and sampling effects both enhance resource use and productivity.