Sentence examples for anthropogenic ecosystem from inspiring English sources

Exceptional record of mid-Pleistocene vertebrates helps differentiate climatic from anthropogenic ecosystem perturbations.

Anthropogenic ecosystem deterioration may create ecological opportunities for invaders, but larger human population densities and changes in human behavior also increase the frequency with which alien propagules arrive.

Using historical data, we highlight the consequences of anthropogenic ecosystem modifications on the abundance of mosquitoes implicated as the current most important potential malaria vector, Anopheles hyrcanus, and the most important West Nile virus (WNV) vector, Culex modestus, in the Camargue region, France.

The Emerald Lake and Blue Lake records suggest that anthropogenic ecosystem modification from extensive logging during the mid-1800s resulted in historically unprecedented forest structure and composition.

Biological control agents are mostly derived from the complex natural ecosystem and can be regarded as biotechnology practiced within, and at the level of, relatively simple anthropogenic ecosystems.

Biological control agents are part of a complex natural ecosystem and can be regarded as biotechnology practiced at the level of simple anthropogenic ecosystems.

The rhizosphere of natural and anthropogenic ecosystems is inhabited by a plethora of organisms in which fungi constitute a large part of the biomass.

These metrics were selected because they "depicted fragmentation as a condition of the landscape; captured the different types of fragmentation, as caused by natural and anthropogenic disturbances, ecosystem characteristics, and land use activities; were minimally redundant; and were readily interpretable and easy to understand when reported nationally" (Wulder and others 2008b).

Simulations illustrated how North Sea oil and gas installations have the strong potential to form highly inter-connected regional network of anthropogenic coral ecosystems capable of supplying larvae to natural populations downstream.

Our simulations of virtual larvae showed that since the 1970's, development of North Sea oil and gas installations has likely created a connected network of natural and anthropogenic coral ecosystems that today spans hundreds of kilometres crossing international borders (Fig. 2).

This approach to HIS would undoubtedly help policy makers avert or minimize risk arising from human environment interactions caused by climate- and anthropogenic-induced ecosystem change.