Sentence examples for broadest ecological from inspiring English sources

BNA Account Authors: Gehlbach, Frederick R. The Eastern Screech-Owl has the broadest ecological niche of any owl in its range.

This suggests that although both survivors and invaders had relatively broad ecological tolerances, the only native species able to persist during the initial waves of biotic invasion were those with the broadest ecological niches.

Jellyfish have broad ecological and economic impacts.

The Eleutherodactylus species also can occur at very high densities and can withstand broader ecological conditions.

But France's move to create a broad "ecological zone" is a unilateral step, intended to protect only its own shores along the Mediterranean.

Recycling is the more energy-productive choice for the vast majority of materials found in the municipal waste stream, and the broader ecological winner as well.

The division of the order into three suborders is generally accepted, even if only for convenience; the prefixes reflect the broad ecological habits of the families included.

We will use this contradiction as the launching point for understanding what rationality means in a broad ecological and cross-cultural context.

In the absence of a trophy dodo specimen, the researchers focussed on the broader ecological picture — the stuff that fills the private dreams of pollen men and gravel men but is harder to put in a press release.

Phytolith evidence also provides new insight into the transformation of urban-fringe landscapes with possible irrigated agriculture in those broad ecological and cultural contexts.

Information-mediated interactions also have important implications for broader ecological patterns emerging at the community and ecosystem levels that are only now beginning to be explored.