Sentence examples for ecological characters from inspiring English sources

In addition, if related parasites more easily infect hosts with similar ecologies and if chemical, physiological and ecological characters in part covary with phylogeny, false conclusions can arise from cophylogeny analyses.

Include the physiological, behavioral, and ecological characters in your tests.

Species delimitation of polypores was long based upon macro-morphological and ecological characters.

Architectural and ecological characters from larval cases were used in cladistic analysis to investigate existing case groups for 32 North American species of Coleophora.

In spite of their biological, cultural and economic importance, the physical and ecological characters of many waterbodies are not well known.

For illustration purposes we present 4 graphs showing the relationship between specific relative structure volumes and ecological characters or sexual traits.

Knowing it can't fully restore a forest, it is at least trying to restore its ecological character.

Each of these miniature habitats flows almost edgelessly into the next, and is meant to be able to sustain its particular ecological character with its distinctive plants.

According to the European commission, which sent the UK a warning letter on Thursday, a failure to apply the Habitats Directive to the cetaceans now could "seriously compromise their ecological character".

A great deal, thinks Professor Slovic of the University of Nevada, including the bioregionalism movement, which considers each part of the country as having a distinct ecological character to be cultivated.

Written in the throes of the Vietnam War, "Ecotopia" tells of a secessionist nation -- carved from what was once Oregon, Washington and Northern California -- that by 1999 has evolved toward a "stable state" of bioregionalism, in which each territory cultivates its distinct ecological character.