Sentence examples for ecological snapshot from inspiring English sources
While typical surveys cover only a small area, or examine only a few aspects of a wider terrain, the megatransect "offers an unprecedented opportunity for an ecological snapshot on a large scale," says John Hart, a WCS senior scientist who has studied the effects of Congo's civil war on wildlife.
This preliminary study represents an ecological snapshot of the amphioxus population in the Racou beach because the collection of animals was performed uniquely during April and June 2008, a period extremely important in the amphioxus life cycle since it lies at the beginning of the natural spawning season [9].
Matching resource rotations (bites) are given in the third column, corresponding to the ecological snapshot in Figure 3A.
The full translation of "Across the Ussuri Kray" is also an ecological and cultural snapshot.
The results of this study represent data from a single snapshot in time, and species response to both the human, management and ecological processes examined here, are likely to vary in time as well as space.
WWF's Living Planet report provides an annual snapshot of the state of the critical ecosystems we depend on, and humankind's total "ecological footprint" - a measure of our collective use of renewable natural resources such as crop land, grazing land, forests, fishing grounds and so on.
Ecologists proposed ecological ones.
SnapShot: Lipid Droplets.
Another pressure is ecological.
