Sentence examples for ecological memories from inspiring English sources

Figure 6 shows a system that converts alternate "ecosystem states" into alternate "community states"; thus converting patterns from past environmental states into ecological memories.

Ecological memories can thus direct subsequent community assembly to recreate multiple past ecological states in a complex and collective, but predictable, manner.

Three information-processing components (memory, communications, and modifications) are placed in the context of system ecology, drawing parallels with ecological memory, ecological interactions and ecological modifications.

Their ecological memory was intact.

Ecological memory carriers comprise memory banks, spatial connections and mobile link species.

I outline four themes that characterize complex systems in biogeomorphology: multiple causality and the concept of recursivity, the influence of organisms that function as ecosystem engineers, the expression of an ecological topology, and ecological memory.

Drawing on a set of example situations, we present an outline for a look-up table approach that connects ecological memory carriers to the social memory carriers that support them and use these connections to set diagnoses and indicate potential remedies.

For horse, the death assemblage retains an appropriately faint ecological memory of a species that has not contributed skeletal remains for many decades.

This behaviour demonstrates the basics of an ecological memory, but only a memory of one pattern.

To investigate ecological memory we are interested in how the evolution of ecological interactions is influenced by past ecological states.

Epigenetic changes are important mechanisms when an ecological memory is required to be retained for long time.