Sentence examples for ecology debate from inspiring English sources

The ecofeminism-deep ecology debate focused on two features of special significance to ecofeminist philosophy.

Despite several decades of research focusing on prehispanic human ecology, debate continues over the impact of climatic and anthropogenic landscape change on human populations in Mesoamerica.

The problem with all the bravado on both sides of the ecology debate is that nobody really knows what they're talking about.

In population ecology, debate over group selection was brief but vigorous; by 1970, most biologists agreed that natural selection was rarely effective above the level of individual organisms.

However, during the 1980s and 1990s, that link was contested; the so-called "deep ecology-ecofeminism debate" that emerged took centerstage in discussions of environmental philosophy (see Jim Cheney 1987; Cuomo 1994; Kheel 1990; Plumwood 1993; Salleh 1984; Warren 1999).

In ecology, for example, debate regarding the importance of complexity in ecological systems and the relationship between complexity and ecological stability began in the 1950s.

These findings affirmed the importance for including knowledge of host ecology to inform the debate on wild birds and HPAI transmission.

The mechanisms that cause variation in commonness (abundances and range sizes) of species remain debated in ecology, and a repeatedly observed pattern is the positive relation between local abundances and larger scale range sizes.

Many debates in ecology arise through semantic differences [2].

Only days after the 10th anniversary of the Twin Towers terror tragedy, when the world stops to consider the consequences of that fateful day and ponder the meaning of security, it would be wise to broaden the debate to include ecology.

The biodiversity functional relationship in fungal ecology was recently developed and debated, but has rarely been addressed in endophytes.