Sentence examples for depth ecology from inspiring English sources

He is interested in traditional ecological knowledge, ethnobotany, and depth ecology.

Comparing our results to published datasets we conclude that this lower thermocline depth ecology for the Oligo-Miocene is part of an Eocene-to-Pliocene evolution of depth habitat from surface to sub-thermocline for "D".

The main objective of the study was undertaken to provide a first approach for gaining a better understanding of the correlation between hard substrates, depth and ecology in this region; thereby enabling researchers to determine the extent to which benthic communities depend on physical factors.

An in depth discussion of VSNJV ecology in livestock populations has been previously described [ 24].

Cost assessments of zoonoses require in-depth understanding of the ecology of disease.

Hofmeister is impressed with this study, including the in-depth analysis of the ecology of the disease, and he thinks it can have immediate applications.

They also live in temporary habitats: for an in-depth discussion of the ecology of all organisms we have to refer the reader to Additional file 1.

Thus, a complete understanding of VBZDs requires in-depth knowledge of the ecology and natural history of the host or vector (Gage et al. 2008; Mills and Childs 1998).

For an in-depth discussion of the ecology of the organisms see Additional file 1. Collectively, previous models have shown damage segregation to be more advantageous than repair, but not always under all conditions (Table  1).

As ecological data increases in breadth, depth, and complexity, the discipline of ecology is increasingly influenced by information science.

Brennan recognizes the limitations of her position, lamenting that she isn't able to write in depth about the background and ecology of the modern memescape, and imagines that a meme historian would fill in the gaps by focusing more on the contextual analysis and writing aspects of the discipline with the two vocations acting as "complementary pieces of the same puzzle".