Sentence examples for ecological implications of these from inspiring English sources
However, there is very limited understanding of the aquatic ecological implications of these agents.
Alongside the anatomical, evolutionary and ecological implications of this discovery, these particular fossils have an unusual collection history.
These results augment and refine previous conclusions about the ecological implications of the genetic architecture of quantitative traits, emphasizing a role of adaptive accuracy.
The reduction of river floodplain connectivity and loss of associated ecosystem services are the major downstream ecological implications of this altered flow regime.
Collectively, we highlighted ecological implications of the integration applied at field niche in spatially hierarchical observation of ecosystem regulating/production provisions from leaf to landscape dimensions.
For the coastal lowlands, we discuss the social and ecological implications of the transition to sedentism and the effects of anthropogenic landscape change during the Formative period.
The ecological implications of the strong wash-out conditions on the microbial community are not yet fully understood, despite being one of the strongest selective forces applied in SBRs for aerobic granulation.
However, if one single species is to be highlighted, this is the wild boar due to the prevalence but also to the ecological implications of the species (as scavenger and potential disseminator able to interact with domestic livestock due to its capacity to cross fences).
We combine experimental ecology, field observation and molecular ecological approaches to investigate the ecological implications of a flower size/number trade-off in a clade of tropical forest canopy and emergent trees.
These facts raise questions as to the ecological implications of inborn colonies formed as a consequence of fusion of embryos in corals.
