Sentence examples for classification of habitats from inspiring English sources
We derive a measure of progress towards this goal using a quantitative environmental classification of habitats.
Kassas has giving a concern about dry lands and desertification problems as one of the generally recognized global problems which translated in his efforts towards the classification of habitats in Egypt (Kassas 1999).
Pad and pen are useless in the face of the verbal fusillade, a blur of "missions, goals, strategies and performance measures"; riffs on "the taxonomic classification of habitat we call airports"; management lessons from Stanley Kubrick's movies, James A. Belasco's "Teaching the Elephant to Dance" and Jung's classification of temperament.
Both results indicate that understory structure, and not a coarse classification of habitat type, may be better determinants for explaining the habitat use of native carnivores in this landscape comprised by native habitat and forest plantations.
To assess the representativeness of PSM sites/data for a monitoring of effects of GMOs on the soil biocoenosis, the classification of habitat types according to Riecken et al. [34, 37] was used.
The wintertime habitat choice of the species has been scarcely studied, and the comparisons between experiments can be complicated due to the different classification of habitat types and varying habitat availabilities in other countries.
According to the classification of growth habitats of anguilliform fishes of Miller & Tsukamoto (2004), the ancestral growth habitats in anguilliforms were reconstructed using ML and Bayesian approaches using M esquite v. 2.6 (Maddison & Maddison 2009) and SIMMAP v.1.0 Beta 2.4 (Bollback 2006), respectively.
Different hierarchical scales range from hydrological connectivity classes to watercourses and to the micro-morphological classification of riparian habitats.
In this case, the canopy cover found in trees greater than 28 cm (11in) DBH will be modeled to inform the classification of NSO habitat [76] (traditionally this classification was based on lower resolution ocular estimates).
These differential reserve responses correlated with variations in seascape heterogeneity, indicating that reserve placement would benefit from a more nuanced classification of marine habitat types across the seascape.
