Sentence examples for biodiversity out from inspiring English sources
Efforts to conserve the world's oceans are continually challenged by both what people put into them, and the rates at which we are taking biodiversity out of them.
On the other hand, a DIVERSITAS Expert Panel, convened in 1999 to estimate the world's undiscovered biodiversity, pointed out that every well-studied metazoan species has at least one specific protozoan parasite [43].
Weeds interfere with the primary production of wetlands and impact severely on the biodiversity by out-competing native plants and degrading the habitat (DEC 2012).
The BBC presenter wrote in The Independent earlier this month of his concerns that palm oil plantations were wiping out biodiversity in Borneo rainforests.
Here in rural Italy, the drama of ebbing biodiversity is playing out in nearly every family, as children move to the cities and farmers who remain turn to easier-to-use store-bought seeds rather than processing their own.
Mobilising volunteers to carry out biodiversity assessments can help to identify priorities for conservation across broad geographical scales.
The biodiversity camp closed out 2016 with the semi-annual UN biodiversity talks.
This is important both in carrying out biodiversity assessments or inventories, and for monitoring.
Even though not always species boundaries agree between the two approaches, the high similarity in detecting biodiversity patterns point out the heuristic value of the proposed MOTU approach.
Results of the CReefs Expedition in November 2006 to the French Frigate Shoals, in the central portion of the Hawaiian Archipelago, which was the first dedicated biodiversity assessment carried out in the NWHI, suggest that the number of known species underestimates the true biodiversity.
In opposition to the museum model, our results provide additional evidence that original New Caledonian biodiversity was wiped out during the episode of submersion, providing an open and empty space facilitating evolutionary radiations.
