The gut microbiota changes, boosting the populations of gut bugs that produce more DCA.
Meanwhile, we've been artificially boosting the populations of certain select species, such as cows, dogs, rice, maize and chickens – most of which have been bred to create new varieties radically different from their wild ancestors.
This state of depletion has been maintained by three means, in escalating order of importance: a. Stalking estates artificially boosting the population of deer b.
Apparently, the bacteria can play a critical role in the life cycle of both stinkbug species, boosting the population of whatever species they inhabit.
Apparently, atrazine and phosphate each stimulate algal growth, boosting the population of the snails that host the trematodes before they infect amphibians.
While sewage kills off all life in the waters immediately next to an outfall pipe, further away from the pipe it may boost the populations of some marine creatures, and therefore in the fish and birds that feed on them.Anglers on the River Trent have tried, so far in vain, to stop further cuts in the sewage entering the river.
In the past, researchers have eradicated entire parasite species including a louse of the California condor (above)—while trying to boost the populations of endangered species.
And the Palin Administration, in lock-step with these extreme anti-conservationists, has waged an all-out war on Alaska's predators to artificially boost the populations of moose and caribou for trophy hunters.
Despite these fears, a glorious spring has further boosted the population of some of the rarest insects, which are currently flying in a number not seen for a generation.
After assisting in rescuing Greg I immediately began to get more interested in Dartmoor's 1,000 or so ponies: the crucial role they play in creating biodiversity on the moor, the way their hooves are specifically evolved to break down the gorse, the way their bracken-chewing has boosted the population of rare butterflies and other fauna.
Four of the country's ten wealthiest neighbourhoods, according to Stephen Higley of the University of Montevallo, surround the capital (though suburbanites cannot vote in city elections).The public-sector bonanza has boosted the population of the city and changed its racial make-up.
