Sentence examples for disruption of ecosystem from inspiring English sources

Porter warned that if corals continue to die, he sees "the possibility of disruption of ecosystem function --with function --withects on other organisms.

Floodplain forests are extremely productive for agriculture and historical floodplain forests have been converted to prime agricultural land throughout the world, resulting in disruption of ecosystem functioning.

A lots of study showed, exposure to heavy metal would result in reduced oxygen flow in red blood cells, disruption of ecosystem function, increased risk of chest pain for person with heart disease and death.

The conversion of marginal lands into monoculture production areas for biomass crops is a topic of vigorous debate with various unresolved issues, notably the relative carbon sequestration benefits and productivity of monocultures vs. polycultures [5], the disruption of ecosystem services provided by marginal lands [6], [7], and the invasiveness risks of the species being considered [8], [9].

Once established, invasive species have wide ranging impacts on the ecosystem including the displacement of native biota, disruption of ecosystem function in natural systems [ 5- 7] as well as severe economic impacts in agriculture and forestry sectors [ 8].

Dr. Koch, who was not involved in the study, said he thought that the question of whether natural selection was the cause of the changes was still open, and that the disruption of ecosystems during the warming period might have led smaller animals to migrate to new locations.

In addition to land use change consequences, risks include disruption of ecosystems services including soil carbon sinks, biodiversity, and water cycles [7, 33, 34].

In addition to land use change consequences, risks include disruption of ecosystems services including soil carbon sinks, biodiversity, and water cycles [ 7, 33, 34].

Dams do indeed provide these things,but at the cost of several adverse, unexpected effects: disruption of ecosystems, decline of fish stocks, forced human and animal resettlements, and diseases such as malaria, which are borne by vectors that thrive in quiet waters.

If greenhouse gas concentrations double, climate experts expect substantial disruptions of ecosystems and water supplies, coastal damage as sea levels rise and intensified drought and downpour cycles.

For another, the disruptions of ecosystems often circle back to bite us.