Sentence examples for competitive ecological from inspiring English sources
Hedgerow communities shifted towards species associated with higher soil fertility, a more competitive ecological strategy and, in unmanaged hedgerows, greater shade tolerance.
This property prevents their elimination by peristalsis and provides an ecological competitive advantage in the GIT [ 17, 18].
Phenotypic divergence can result from divergent or disruptive natural selection arising from differential resource exploitation, competitive interactions and/or ecological opportunity.
However, we are unaware of any study on how aposematic (warning/defensive) signals that deter predatory attacks may also affect inter-specific ecological competitive interactions between the predator and prey.
References to wildlife livestock competition elicit basic ecological and evolutionary ideas of reduced fitness, competitive exclusion, and population decline (e.g., Odadi et al. 2011; Ogutu et al. 2009b,Ogutu et al. 2011; Stewart et al. 2002).
In comparison, West German anglers were obliged to observe a nighttime ban, were restricted to certain waters and viewed fishing as more of an ecological than competitive pursuit.
Their rationale is not to maintain a competitive industry nor is ecological modernization at stake.
Ecological imprint in competitive systems can weaken the spatial competitive intensity by spatial heterogeneity and segregation of species' distributions.
Consequently, MBIs are commonly used to promote competitive, individualized approaches to improve ecological values, framed around the property-scale.
Ecological concepts of competitive exclusion tell us that the actual (realized) niche of a species will be constrained by competition and that organisms may be forced into poor habitats that would not otherwise be suitable.
According to the ecological principle of competitive exclusion, co-existence of physiologically related populations in the same habitat can be understood if they occupy distinct ecological niches (Gause 1934).
