But the island's insect population comprises far more than pests.
We seem to require wholly different indices or signals capable of comprising far more complex information germane to human wellbeing.
He and many linguists, including the influential American intellectual Noam Chomsky, think language comprises far more than speech.
Armies also began to acquire the rudiments, at least, of modern logistical and health systems; though they were not quite composed of interchangeable units, they at least comprised a far more homogeneous and disciplined set of suborganizations than they had since Roman times.
Scientists also recently discovered that fat tissue is comprised of far more than just fat cells; it is a complex amalgamation that includes key immune system cells called macrophages.
Only a quarter of the world's stock of assets is now comprised of shares, which are far more flexible than debt because dividend payments to investors can be cut without causing a default.
Other military analysts believe that the new arrivals may well include battalions comprising mostly professional "contract" soldiers - far more effective than the conscripts that make up most standard Russian army units.
Tropical genera have more different species; subtropical and temperate genera are more often monotypic (comprising a single species) but are far more abundant.
And now it won't be long until these screens become far more exhaustive, with such tests comprising your entire genome, rather than just specific portions of it.
Furthermore, TEs are far more abundant in eukaryotic genomes (comprising up to 80% of the genome) than in prokaryotes (up to 10% of the genome, averaging only 1-51-5%
