Sentence examples for document species from inspiring English sources
To what extent non-native species have exhibited similar climate change responses in other communities, however, is limited by the rarity of long-term community datasets that document species' phenological responses [19].
These data document species distributions on a UTM (Universal Transverse Mercator) 50×50 km grid covering most of Europe, but excluding Russia and the Caucasus, where survey effort was less intensive.
Although yeast researchers share the challenges of other microbiologists to obtain viable cultures to study, macrofungal researchers often document species from dried specimens and face obstacles comparable with those of botanists.
An excellent example is integrating the data that document and connect genome composition with the data that document species' geographic occurrences, which is critical to elucidating insights into drivers of speciation and diversification [ 44].
The specific aims of the survey were to document species composition, relative abundance, and WNV infection rates in mosquitoes at residences of patients with confirmed cases and at residences of patients with suspected cases of WNV fever, the most likely locations where transmission to humans occurred.
More rigorous morphological measurements on collected specimens were conducted in the lab to better document species-specific morphological differences.
The use of standardized photographs has been suggested as a method of documenting species occurrence, and has been linked to the documentation of morphological character states for phylogenetic analysis (Ramirez et al. 2007; Baskauf and Kirchoff 2008).
The theraphosids include about one-third of the 2,693 documented species of mygalomorphs – tarantulas and funnel web spiders.
Bolivia, two-thirds the size of Alaska, is one of the world's most biodiverse nations, with more than twenty thousand documented species of plants.
We think that with fieldwork the number of documented species could double, as no botanist has set foot in most of the park.
It contemplates to use other well documented species identifying suitable conditions to evaluate their growth.
