Sentence examples for ecological histories from inspiring English sources

Our results indicate that this combination of history and soil phytolith analysis will be a useful approach for inferring vegetation and disturbance change in ecological histories.

To track grasses' early proliferation, organic geochemist Yongsong Huang of Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, and colleagues compared the ecological histories of land around two Mesoamerican lakes as atmospheric CO2 increased since the peak of the last ice age.

Studies that focus on ecological histories and human impacts on past environments are becoming more important in order to fully grasp the speed, intensity, and scope of Anthropocene developments today.

The five subspecies have different genetic and ecological histories, phenotypically expressed in a range of color and skin patterns.

Finally, its relatively nondescript form and convoluted taxonomic history have introduced some confusion about the identity of T. pseudonana and, by extension, its phylogenetic and ecological histories.

Long term series are the only way to follow ecological histories but, unfortunately, these are becoming increasingly rare since they do not serve to test specific hypotheses, even though they are crucial for understanding the history of ecological systems.

This simple question touches upon a complex ecological history.

Ecological history is a growing field, and its practicioners are increasingly ambitious.

THE ETERNAL FRONTIER: An Ecological History of North America and Its Peoples, by Tim Flannery.

Burroughs has written about smelt fishing and other outdoor traditions in "Confluence: Merrymeeting Bay," a collection of ecological history essays.

In a fourth paper in Nature, researchers described a computer model of Earth's recent climatic and ecological history.