Sentence examples for biodiversity scientists from inspiring English sources
Seas surrounding an archipelago near the tip of the Antarctic peninsula are richer in animal life than the Galapagos Islands, challenging the notion that warm seas in tropical zones are higher in biodiversity, scientists claimed today.
Biodiversity scientists, like Dr. E. O. Wilson of Harvard, know them well, and are able to roll off the endless and endlessly depressing litany of numbers of acres and species lost, day by day, moment by moment.
In an effort to identify and conserve biodiversity, scientists from BirdLife International have compiled a list of more than 350 ecologically significant regions that are in danger.
By collecting specimens in places like coral reefs that have extremely high biodiversity, scientists are more likely to find compounds that could be used to make novel drugs.
Indeed, the work of biodiversity scientists and the education and training of students occurs at everything from local to global scales.
While some taxonomists would protest at being referred to as an ecologist (and vice versa), they can hardly object to being called biodiversity scientists.
President Ameenah Gurib-Fakim is a biodiversity scientist and the president of Mauritius.
The president of Mauritius, Ameenah Gurib-Fakim, a biodiversity scientist, told the meeting in London: "Only through science, technology, engineering and mathematics can we as a global community increase the prosperity of our people.
The most useful parameters were then used to train artificial neural networks and build the identification tool, said Charlotte Walters, a biodiversity scientist at the Zoological Society of London who was involved in the project.
Mike Drew, an Anglian Water biodiversity scientist, said: "These wonderful little birds are clearly in a lot of trouble.
Biodiversity scientist Ameenah Gurib-Fakim has dedicated her career to studying the plants of her home, Mauritius, a tiny island nation that lies off the east coast of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean.
