Sentence examples for anthropogenic action from inspiring English sources

The richest soil with the high diversity was found in ecosystems that have suffered anthropogenic action.

Peat developed during postglacial times and was partially cut away by anthropogenic action at a later stage.

Water quality is a major factor impacted by anthropogenic action at landscape scales which is a principal threat to the ecological integrity of river ecosystems (Allan 2004).

Brazil uses a similar criterion to classify Protected Areas (or Conservation Units) and/or Indigenous Lands as managed, with the rationale that creating specific legislation is leading to a direct anthropogenic action.

These features guarantee the survival of the species in these unstable environments, especially in relation to the volume of water that accumulates in the rainy season and its decrease in the dry season or by anthropogenic action.

Our hypothesis heads towards a future anthropogenic action that should effectively act as Terraforming processes.

Anthropogenic actions may also affect forest species by bird hunting or indirectly through modifying the structure of forest habitats.

Anthropogenic actions (e.g., pollution, poverty, and urban growth) and natural events (e.g., flooding, drought, and windstorms) have negatively changed the geography of the urban environment.

Urban systems, from their early origins, were acknowledged to be responsible for both benefits and penalties due to anthropogenic actions affecting human wellbeing.

In the Ecological Station of Panga, Microlicia fasciculata (Melastomataceae) is restricted to areas with palm swamps, environments subjected to desiccation due to anthropogenic actions including global climate change.

Although an efficient vaccine is available and has been used since the early 1940s, sylvatic YFV transmission still occurs in forested areas where anthropogenic actions are present, such as mineral extraction, rearing livestock and agriculture, and ecological tourism.