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We considered geology, soil and altitude (for geodiversity) and land cover classes (for biodiversity) as superposed layers and we aggregated their elements into a new combined mosaic.

Information is needed about the distributions of various classes of biodiversity features, which may include species, habitat types, ecosystem services, ecosystem processes, genes, etc.

The eight lecture sections consisted of three (38%) second semester nonmajors' Introductory Biology classes, two (25%) Biodiversity, one (13%) Cellular Biology, and two (25%) Genetics classes.

Summarizing, this study offers a model of evolution which gave rise to the biodiversity of class II hydrophobins.

Of these, three thematic classes—"Policy and Governance", "Biodiversity and Endangered Species" and "Protection and Conservation"—accounted for the largest number of questions.

We started the class by asking students what biodiversity was and discussing with them the existence of three levels of biodiversity: the differences between individuals from the same species (intra-specific diversity), the differences between different species (species diversity), and the differences between species that occur in different habitats (ecosystem diversity).

I didn't buy my first meal at a restaurant until more than halfway through the semester, on a weeklong trip to a field station for my "Biodiversity in North Carolina" class.

We used hierarchical generalized linear models to examine patterns of biodiversity among management classes and over time.

Although the mediterranean biome is widely recognized as a global conservation priority [5], [6], [7], only 4.3% of the biome is within formally protected reserves specifically designated for biodiversity protection (IUCN classes I-IV) [8], which is less than half of the accepted global protection goal for ecological systems [9].

In this paper, we have investigated the evolutionary processes which give rise to the biodiversity of the fungal class II hydrophobin genes and proteins.