Sentence examples for biological legacies from inspiring English sources

The specific identity of these biological "legacies" is dependent on the intensity of the disturbance.

We are logging the refuges of wildlife and removing biological legacies that take centuries to build up".

In this largely lifeless scene, biologists soon discovered pockets of survivors -- biological legacies, as they are now called.

Such reflection emphasizes gender identity as a social code which will resist its biological legacies.

On the other side, gender as a social code seems to resist its biological legacies.

Furthermore, in disturbed landscapes, scattered trees often are biological legacies that provide ecological continuity through time.

This situation is called a biological legacy by the scientists, but is just known as a gift by the laymen.

As a result of these findings, many foresters now leave 15percentt or more of the trees and deadwood behind after a harvest as a kind of biological legacy to speed the rebirth of a new forest.

Specifically, this study aimed to evaluate the biological legacy effects of continuous fumigation.

This study focused on the potential biological legacy following a long period of grassland abandonment.

It taps into something primal--some deep and elemental core--in all animals, and we human beings are not exempted from our biological legacy.