Sentence examples for ecological barriers from inspiring English sources

Testing for stoichiometric constraints among invasive species is a novel challenge in invasion ecology to unravel how a successful invader tackles ecological barriers in novel ecosystems.

The proximate causes of invasion success are not well understood [8], [9] and a major challenge in invasion ecology is to understand how a successful invader deals with ecological barriers in the novel ecosystems.

Our results support the designation of baboons as highly flexible "generalists," and suggest that more fine-grained analyses (e.g., relative success in ecologically stressful years) may be necessary to detect clear signals of ecological barriers to gene flow.

Ecological barriers can guide frogs to the ecological corridor and cross the road without casualties.

The height and slope adjustment of ecological barriers were also proposed for references.

Several authors have emphasized the critical role ecological barriers are likely to play in hybrid speciation (Kerner 1894 1895; Anderson, 1948; Grant, 1981; Templeton, 1981; Rieseberg, 1997).

I think rich people are rich because they have developed technology successfully to address a lot of challenges and because they were lucky enough not to have some of the ecological barriers that the poor have.

Fewer ecological barriers like mountains also made it much easier for livestock and, eventually, writing, the wheel and other inventions to spread than in the Americas or Africa, which both have a north-south axis.

This study investigated the effectiveness of using ecological barriers in the conservation of native frogs, while barring exotic amphibian, Polypedates megacephalus.

There is a need for parent directed community/population level interventions that aims to reduce socio-ecological barriers to making healthy dietary choices.

While this paper focuses upon improving Ontario's cessation system to better meets the needs of pregnant and postpartum women who smoke, a forthcoming paper explores socio-ecological barriers, as illuminated by women in this study.