Sentence examples for ecological modifications from inspiring English sources
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.
The impact of human migration, man-made ecological modifications, and climate and vector behavior on malaria transmission is extremely complex to study and quantify.
Although the ecology of the ancestral SDTF was probably very similar, their long isolation from each other also coincided with gradual ecological modifications to which the ticks responded through increasing allopatric adaptation.
The most prominent factors inducing landscape change in the rural regions of south west Europe are depopulation and the associated socio-ecological modifications.
Clibanornis feeds on or near the ground, a near unique habit among philydorine ovenbirds, and previous classifications have thus been deceived by its ecological and morphological modifications to this habit.
Ecological evidence indicates that modifications of leaf shape and size, coupled with differences in labdanum secretion and pubescence density, appear to be related to success of new species in different Mediterranean habitats.
We have tried to present a reasonable account of the potential key ecological motifs consistent with modifications associated to different scales.
Many of these are either species poor subterranean lineages or a mix of hypogean and epigean species, with different degrees of morphological modifications and ecological specialisation.
Testate amoebae morphological traits reflected several abrupt ecological changes linked to anthropogenic modifications of landscape openness.
The ecological consequences of lake shore modifications can be assessed site-specifically by ecological assessment tools based on benthic invertebrates in compliance with the EU WFD.
When examined under both ecological and evolutionary dynamics, both modifications result in convergent stable ESSs with a finite number of species.
