Sentence examples for ecological uniqueness from inspiring English sources

Vilmi, A., Karjalainen, S. M. & Heino, J. Ecological uniqueness of stream and lake diatom communities shows different macroecological patterns.

Traditional fishing has not only preserved its ecological uniqueness but increased cultural value.

However, our current knowledge on the correlates of pond biodiversity is limited and even less is known about the factors that influence the ecological uniqueness of urban ponds.

This situtation of ecological uniqueness may be changing with the recent addition of three species of Caribbean frogs from the genus Eleutherodactylus which has practically doubled the current amphibian fauna of Hawaii (E. coqui, E. planirostris, and E. martinicensis).

The paper is aimed at detecting the main factors determining the composition of Central European village floras and their ecological uniqueness by exploitation of the condensed ecological information of quasi-complete datasets of their spontaneous (and subspontaneous) vascular plants.

The multiple environmental gradients, at different spatial scales, that may affect biodiversity and ecological uniqueness of urban ponds can thus be seen both as an opportunity and as a challenge for a study.

The LCBD represents the ecological comparative uniqueness of the sample, and its significance for each sample was assessed through a permutation analysis (p < 0.05, 999 iterations) testing the null hypothesis that species' distribution is random among sampling units.

Based on a comparative global analysis, they have identified some 240 ecoregions as global priorities about 140 terrestrial, 50 freshwater, and 40 marine areas that are the most biologically outstanding, either for their richness of species or for their ecological or evolutionary uniqueness.

Despite representing a major vertebrate lineage of evolutionary uniqueness and ecological and conservation importance, sharks remain the least explored vertebrate group at the genome level.

However, subsequent genetic, cranial morphometric and ecological analyses provided evidence for the uniqueness of the kipunji and led to its being placed into a new genus [2], [4], [6].

Because of the area's remote location, depth, and rugged character, it is remarkably pristine, subject to scant fishing pressure and remains a vital frontier for scientific discovery, with research expeditions yielding new and rare species, new understandings about ecological relationships and increased appreciation of the uniqueness of these deep-sea ecosystems.