Sentence examples for critically important species from inspiring English sources
Shark fins can fetch upwards $600 a pound, putting this critically important species in the merciless hands of greedy, profit seekers.
Frequent fire events (≤3 years) are critically important to many species found in this ecosystem.
Following after Wright, Ernst Mayr created many persuasive models to show that the decline in genetic variation and small population size following the founder effect were critically important for new species to develop.
Genetic diversity is critically important for a species' evolutionary potential in the face of environmental change, and loss of genetic diversity is often associated with reduced fitness [ 40].
Dinerstein then moves on to consider other critically important questions: are all rare species on the verge of extinction?
Sensitivity analysis indicates that photolysis of Fe(III) species is critically important for overall Fe(II) oxidation kinetics.
A spokesman for the Wilderness Society said: "BP's latest spill modelling summary also finally admits to the unacceptable impact that a spill in the Bight could have on critically important ecological systems and marine species that Australia has clear international obligations to protect".
On the other hand, LNs-induced elevation of intracellular reactive oxygen species (ROS), critically important for inflammasome activation, was largely abolished by RE-1 coating, with the reduction on NADPH oxidase-generated ROS playing a more prominent role for RE-1's inflammasome-inhibiting effect than the reduction on mitochondria-generated ROS.
It also needs to ensure that the lemurs and its other wonderful species and critically important ecosystems do not disappear.
Knowledge on the evolutionary potential and actual responses of exotic species is critically important to predict the likelihood of biological invasions and manage their spread and impact.
Broadly, Anopheles species are most often incriminated as vectors of parasitic disease agents (e.g., malaria and filarial worm parasites), and Aedes and Culex species are critically important in the transmission of arthropod-borne viruses as well as filarial worms.
