Sentence examples for conservation implications from inspiring English sources

This research also has important conservation implications.

The conservation implications are for humans: fragile and dependent organisms".

"This obviously has huge conservation implications for the walking sharks," Erdmann says.

It was found that male gannets tended to feed more at trawlers than females and this difference may have conservation implications when a ban on discarding is implemented under reforms to the EU common fisheries policy.

The discovery could have important conservation implications for the new species, Hrbek says.

The spatial pattern of urban development has important ecological and conservation implications.

This causal connection between local and regional processes has several practical conservation implications.

Unwanted conservation implications concern ecological integrity, genetic swamping, and regulatory efficiency.

The module is designed to demonstrate and explore the causes and consequences of genetic drift, including conservation implications, using the example of endangered black-footed ferrets (Mustela nigripes).

The identification of Prussian blue in these blacks has important conservation implications for future treatment strategies; for instance strong alkaline treatments and anoxic environments would not be desirable.

We discuss the evolutionary and conservation implications for this species in the context of current environmental changes.