The phrase "affecting species" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the impact of certain factors on various species, particularly in environmental or ecological discussions.
Example: "The rapid changes in climate are affecting species across the globe, leading to shifts in their habitats and behaviors."
Alternatives: "impacting species" or "influencing species".
Anthropic habitat fragmentation threatens biodiversity by negatively affecting species of all taxonomic groups.
The organizers hope that data collected this winter, when compared with previous years, will give a better indication of how West Nile is affecting species, numbering more than 100, known to be infected.
The other variable affecting species replacement was TPI, which provides information on whether an area is elevated or has low to no relief in comparison to the surrounding seabed morphology.
The cessation of semi-extensive farming and the abandonment of settlements are threatening European pastoral landscapes and their biodiversity, affecting species assemblage and ecosystem functioning.
Biodiversity recovery efforts in such landscapes can be hamstrung by a paucity of information on factors affecting species' distributions, particularly for threatened and/or declining species.
Landscape forest cover was the main predictor of the complete bat assemblage, positively affecting species diversity, particularly the number of rare species.
According to basic knowledge, the deciding eligibility criteria can be subsequently applied in our bTLR8 model to characterize the 3D-arrangement of chemical features (pharmacophore) and to investigate the distinct restrictions affecting species-specificity on dual TLR7/TLR8 small agonists suggested in previous works.
Global gradients also affect species richness.
Neither treatment affected species dominance or evenness.
Sustainable logging practices benefit biodiversity by enforcing regulations that allow affected species to thrive.
Similar outbreaks are not uncommon and have affected species ranging from oysters to abalone.
