Sentence examples for ecological circumstances from inspiring English sources
"The real difficulty and interest in understanding a particular animal's intelligence is putting it into the context of the ecological circumstances in which it is found," says Professor Alex Kacelnik, professor of behavioural ecology at Oxford and a co-author of the report on how New Caledonian crows use tools when not looking for food.
Predator's management requires a detailed understanding of the ecological circumstances associated with predation.
Many other kinds of interaction, however, range from antagonism to commensalism to mutualism, depending on the ecological circumstances.
Understanding the behavioural and ecological circumstances associated with the transmission of DFTD is the key to controlling its spread in devil populations.
Different plants and different climatic and ecological circumstances applied there, he said, and those developments must be analyzed in their own terms.
In their attempts to comprehend such a huge heterogeneous continent, scholars have often tried to divide it into culture areas that represent important geographical and ecological circumstances.
Yet peacemaking is, if anything, more pronounced and widely distributed, especially among groups of nomadic foragers who are probably closest in ecological circumstance to our hominin ancestors.
Yet as the weeks pass, evidence is increasing that through a combination of luck (a fortunate shift in ocean currents that kept much of the oil away from shore) and ecological circumstance (the relatively warm waters that increased the breakdown rate of the oil), the gulf region appears to have escaped the direst predictions of the spring.
The temptation is, thus, to make comparisons between the growth rates of different populations, potentially attributing those differences to aspects of management or ecological circumstance.
In certain agro-ecological circumstances, if yields are to be increased, it should be.
Although changing social, ecological, or political circumstances are leading to reduced killing and consumption of marine mammals in some regions, in other regions the prevailing socio-economic conditions and new technologies are leading to increased killing and consumption, particularly of small cetaceans.
