Sentence examples for ecological invasions from inspiring English sources

Such ecological invasions can be prevented by a new bill being considered in Congress.

We consider the impacts of ecological invasions by a predator and/or a resource species on an evolving native community consisting of one or two consumer species.

We used a tri-trophic food web model to analyze the coevolutionary effects of ecological invasions by a mutant and by a predator and/or resource species of a native consumer species community and found that ecological invasions can lead to various evolutionary histories.

In ecological invasions with finite population sizes, however, only few invading individuals can substantially violate the assumption.

Including evolution within the context of ecological invasions can serve to provide more robust predictions for management strategies.

Ecological invasions have been defined similarly by Vermeij (1996) as, "the geographical expansion of a species into an area not previously occupied by that species" that is consistent with the dispersal concept.

OUT OF EDEN: An Odyssey of Ecological Invasion, by Alan Burdick.

He has written for various magazines, including Harper's and GQ, and is the author of "Out of Eden: An Odyssey of Ecological Invasion," which, in 2005, was a finalist for the National Book Award and won the Overseas Press Club Award for environmental reporting.

In this ecological invasion, the predator successfully joins the community.

First, we consider the ecological invasion of a predator into the evolving consumer community (R* = 0, P*>0,.

A slight difference in the timing of an ecological invasion can lead to a greatly different fate.