Moreover, our findings highlight how much is still to be learned about the broader diversity, abundance, and functional relationships of nematode bacterial symbionts.
At a broader scale, abundances of exotic and uncommon native ladybeetles responded differently to landscape composition, decreasing with the area of herbaceous perennials and annual crops, respectively.
Biomass is believed to be green and renewable carbon resources with the advantages of large reserves, broad distribution, and abundance in varieties (Ruppert et al. 2012; Tuck et al. 2012).
Black bears however, given their high relative abundance, broad geographic distribution, and strong linkages to salmon represent a superior candidate for further development in combination with salmon, as indicators of the maintenance of MDN transport potential in future assessments of riparian ecosystem integrity of salmon bearing streams.
Additionally, as a result of its broad distribution and abundance in intertidal environments, O. marina is a useful model of the evolutionary and biogeographic processes that determine the distributions of free-living protists [ 24].
This suggests miRNAs must work collectively to modulate gene expression; otherwise, the broader fluctuations in abundance would feed forward to the mRNA levels.
Metabolic landscape of 173 bacterial isolates indicated broad catabolic repertoire including abundance of As5+ reductase activity and abilities in utilizing wide ranges of organic and inorganic respiratory substrates.
Hunting yields provide a coarse but feasible proxy of species abundance at broad spatial scales when absolute abundance values are lacking [ 28].
Prx are weak scavengers, but due to their abundance and broad substrate specificity they effectively degrade peroxides at low concentrations.
These phosphatases can be considered principal enzymes of this class, based on their general abundance and broad specificity [ 30].
