Sentence examples for biodiversity estimates from inspiring English sources

For the bacterial microbiome, biodiversity estimates differed between the repetitions.

In this dynamic genomics landscape, metabarcoding studies remain insular and biodiversity estimates depend on the particular methods used.

Our results suggest that it is necessary to incorporate understory vegetation into large-scale wildlife habitat research and management to avoid overestimation of habitat and improve broad-scale analyses of species distributions and biodiversity estimates in general.

Biodiversity estimates for some individual taxa or taxon groups, like fishes, on the other hand, are much more tractable.

Detailed biodiversity estimates of main taxonomic groups of benthic macroscopic primary producers and invertebrates are summarized in Table 1 and documented in File S2 in detail.

In addition, we provide original and yet unpublished biodiversity estimates both for relatively well-studied as well as less investigated organism groups.

The biologist Edward O. Wilson, who coined the term biodiversity, estimated conservatively that in the late 20th century at least 27,000 species were becoming extinct each year.

It is an ancient biome with rich biodiversity, estimated at 160,000 species of plants, fungi and animals.

On the other hand, biodiversity estimated with respect to species abundance and evenness (Shannon-H index) and species richness (Chao1) revealed different patterns for the fungal and bacterial microbiome.

This work could include analysis of the major trophic levels (i.e., plankton, benthos, fish, birds, and mammals) and different habitats separately, followed by development of formulas for an aggregate biodiversity estimate.

The UNEP supported Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity study estimates that ecosystem services lost to deforestation in China alone cost their economy about $12bn£7.5bnbn) annually between 1950 to 1998.