Sentence examples for assemblages in response from inspiring English sources

The objective of this investigation was therefore to enhance our present knowledge of the diversity of aquatic invertebrates in the Llancanelo area, with a particular focus on the zooplankton community and an aim at exploring the seasonal and spatial differences in those assemblages in response to the present environmental conditions within the basin.

This study highlights that seabed habitat mapping when explicitly integrated with fine-scale bio-physical surveys can provide substantial insight into the spatial distribution and ecological function of benthic assemblages, and provides an essential ecological and spatial framework to predict the future structure of these populations and assemblages in response to natural and anthropogenic change.

Nevertheless, in situ observations of the relative abundance of macroalgae (RAM) across the entire archipelago have served as a proxy for percent coverage data and have proven useful for documenting changes to algal assemblages in response to coral bleaching events [38].

Changes in phytoplankton species assemblages in response to increased dissolved CO2 and HCO3- concentrations may result from enhanced growth of certain species [ 51], and/or from the inhibited growth of calcifying phytoplankton due to the dissolution of their biogenic calcium carbonate (CaCO3) shells [ 52], among other contributing factors [e.g., [ 48]].

Significant differences in the Coleoptera assemblages were found in response to the experimental treatments.

Projecting how plant assemblages will shift in response to climate change is subject to significant uncertainty because it requires compounding the uncertainty with projecting climate change with the uncertainty inherent in projecting future distributions of individual species [24], [25].

Saproxylic assemblage composition varied considerably in response to altitude, potential solar radiation and soil humidity.

Shifts in functional assemblages of response and effect traits were analyzed by multivariate analyses, whereas changes in single trait metrics were analyzed by mixed-model effects.

However, we also observed a strong relationship between soil moisture and species assemblages, suggesting that community composition changed in response to soil moisture.

Studies on terrestrial and other marine systems suggest that diverse assemblages may have higher chances for recovery in response to perturbations than depleted ones.

We examined differences in species and functional assemblages, splitting response and effect traits, across various habitats and levels of agricultural intensification.