Sentence examples for climate competition from inspiring English sources
Such situations arise, for example, when species' sensitivities to climate, competition and spatial fragmentation interact.
Ecological filters related to climate, competition, herbivory, and soils all differentially affected aspen presence, persistence, and size.
Growth, in turn, depends on local soils and climate, competition from other vegetation, and interrelations with animals, insects, and other organisms, both beneficial and destructive.
"In an uncertain regulatory climate, competition from local operators who take advantage of weak legal structures to cut corners on employee health and safety and labor standards performance can be crippling," he said.
GIBRALTAR Was it a changing climate, competition with modern humans, or both?
Considering the multitude of other factors that would be expected to influence a species' geographic range (such as climate, competition, and habitat availability), this must be seen as rather high.
In particular, we tested whether: 1) vicariance diversification events are concomitant with past climatic events; and 2) current ecological factors (using climate and competition as proxies) contribute to phenotypic divergence between allopatric populations.
In particular, we tested whether (i) vicariance events were concomitant with Plio-Pleistocene climatic changes and (ii) current ecological factors (using climate and competition as proxies) contribute to phenotypic divergence between allopatric populations.
The governing climate and competition processes differed substantially across species.
This leads to an inevitable loss of commissions and grants, in a climate where competition is already rife – individuals applying for grants to the Arts Council already have only around a 32% success rate nationwide.
