Sentence examples for biodiversity levels from inspiring English sources

Thus existence does not greatly impact overall world biodiversity levels (McKinney, 2002).

In agricultural landscapes the amount and variety of available habitat is directly correlated with biodiversity levels.

Second, degraded lands may support biodiversity levels similar to or even above those of surrounding managed landscapes.

With current increase of biodiversity loss during the last decades, there is an urgent need to quickly estimate biodiversity levels.

The most important thing Ewers and his team are trying to discover is what additional wildlife they can maintain in forest fragments, and what impact the scale and distribution of those fragments will have on biodiversity levels.

These results go some way in understanding the fact that although most semi-arid catchments have very low yearly recharge estimates, they are still capable of sustaining high biodiversity levels.

The biodiversity level (low vs. high) was crossed with the setting location (urban vs. peri-urban) as follows: urban squares with green elements, urban parks, pinewood forest plantations, and peri-urban natural protected areas.

This is especially true for some tropical areas, where the overall biodiversity level is the highest and its loss is the most intensive.

The complexity of biodiversity, its levels of aggregation and its specific relations to "natural" and "anthropogenic" environmental conditions depending on spatio-temporal scales are emphasized.

The latitudinal and longitudinal spatial variation of temperature greatly affects climates and consequently the distribution of biodiversity and levels of primary production in different ecosystems or biomes across the planet.

More broadly, it has been suggested that part of an integrated response to food security concerns should include deliberate enhancement of agro-ecosystem biodiversity at levels ranging from soil biota to crop varieties and cropping systems (Østergård et al. 2009).