The phrase "and abundance in a" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing a variety of topics, but it needs additional information to convey a clear message.
Example: "The garden was filled with flowers and abundance in a way that took my breath away."
Alternatives: "and plenty in a" or "and richness in a".
Here, we investigated butterfly species richness and abundance in a habitat normally regarded as unsuitable matrix: production forestry clear-cuts.
Often experimental, always technically burnished, the choreography has ambitions to address contemporary issues, using dance to explore the tension between scarcity and abundance in a time of recession.
Given the time required to collect abundance data, an efficient strategy could be to monitor occurrence in many plots and abundance in a subset of these.
In this paper we modelled the jay population distribution and abundance in a Mediterranean landscape mosaic of the eastern Iberian Peninsula (Valencia, east Spain).
Until relatively recently, the prevailing opinion among ecologists is that species composition and abundance in a locality largely reflect species responses to local environmental conditions and the outcomes of species interactions, which are themselves influenced by local environmental conditions.
Satellite repeats represent one of the most dynamic components of higher plant genomes, undergoing rapid evolutionary changes of their nucleotide sequences and abundance in a genome.
One frequently changing biotic condition, which strongly influences organisms' fitness and abundance in an ecological community context, is predation [ 4].
It is only when there are good comptive data on species identities and abundances in an undisturbed community that meaningful conclusions can be drawn.
These vesicles showed a similar appearance and abundance in all the cecropin A lines, as well as in the cecropin A-KDEL lines.
Although sympatric due to similar habitat requirements, differences in dispersal capability, competitive ability and predation vulnerability may add explanation to detected differences in distribution and abundance in these two species in an open system.
Since these vectors and intermediate hosts are incapable of thermoregulation, and their reproduction and survival rates are strongly influenced by temperature, small changes in temperature could greatly alter their distribution and abundance, resulting in a shift in disease patterns.
