The phrase "array of species and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing biodiversity or the variety of different species in a particular context, such as ecology or conservation.
Example: "The research team discovered an impressive array of species and their interactions within the ecosystem."
Alternatives: "variety of species" or "diversity of species".
By developing conservation plans for a small set of carefully selected focal species, planners hope to create a protective umbrella for a wider array of species and functional landscapes.
Edges of habitats reveal species composition, structure, and function representative of the unit of organization as compared with the adjacent area as well as having their own unique array of species and characteristics.
Students then reflect on how common ancestry explains why a similar gene is found in such a broad array of species and why understanding the function of genes in other organisms contributes to our understanding of how the gene may function in humans.
HEGs have been reported from a wide array of species and comparative data from phage, archaea, fungi, algae and plants support this HEG recurrent invasion model (see [1] and references within).
The relatively low 30% success rate was partially due to the fact that we tested across such an array of species and genes and it contrasts with other studies that showed greater transferability [ 18].
What can these new studies, employing a broader array of species, genotypes, and nutrient regimes than previously, suggest about mechanisms of life extension by dietary restriction?
A common theme in ecology, and one picked up by environmentalists, is that a swath of land bursting with a wide array of species is healthier and more productive than an ecosystem with just a few species.
Each continent has its own array of species of parrots, and of course each type of bird lives within certain regions on a continent.
Located in the verdant headwaters of the Amazon basin, the protected area is home to a stunning array of species, from howler monkeys and spectacled bears to myriad birds and insects, not to mention 64 native communities and billions of tons of forest carbon.
A number of drought-responsive and salinity-responsive genes have been identified, cloned and characterized from an array of plant species and notably in model plant species such as Medicago [ 19], Arabidopsis [ 20], rice [ 21], soybean [ 22], Lotus [ 23] and poplar [ 24], etc.
Summary: We introduce GO-Elite, a flexible and powerful pathway analysis tool for a wide array of species, identifiers (IDs), pathways, ontologies and gene sets.
