Sentence examples for ecologists like from inspiring English sources

Urban ecologists like Professor Handel face enormous challenges, but there is also good news.

But the black fingers of death — Pyrenophora semeniperda — may help restoration ecologists like Dr. Meyer reclaim some beachheads in the vast swath of land already conquered by cheatgrass.

Disturbed ecosystems are susceptible to a loss of biodiversity, so ecologists like Mordecai want to understand how to conserve these habitats and the species that live there.

"So the message for field ecologists like me is to go out and get much richer data sets with much more information.

Ecologists like Professor Cronon and William M. Denevan, a geographer and the author of a famous essay in the early 1990's called "The Pristine Myth," argue that that old wilderness was an illusion.

This boom-and-bust cycle — the density of midges can rise or fall by a factor of a million within a few years — drew the interest of ecologists like Dr. Ives.

That the perfume of jasmine or basil, or the scent of freshly mowed grass, so sweet to us, is (as the ecologist Jack Schultz likes to say) the chemical equivalent of a scream?

A Virginia-born ecologist – and, like Jenkins, one of TACF's few staff members – Jarrett relays the importance of the annual gathering.

Section Editor David Hughes agrees, finding this image very compelling from a behavioral ecologist's perspective: "I like this as it signals the many modes of communication we can see in behavioral ecology".

And it may take even longer to persuade doctors to think like ecologists.

The American version, published by Harry N. Abrams, is accompanied by essays by scientists and ecologists on topics like urbanization, climate change and over-population.