Sentence examples for ecology letters from inspiring English sources

The final list comprised Nature, Science, Current Biology, PNAS, Ecological Monographs, American Naturalist, Ecology, Ecology Letters, Evolution and PLoS Biology.

The final list ('top-ten') comprised Nature, Science, Current Biology, PNAS, Ecological Monographs, American Naturalist, Ecology, Ecology Letters, Evolution and PLoS Biology.

The new estimate, reported in the October issue of the journal Ecology Letters, is far higher than United Nations assessments.

One study, published in Ecology Letters last year, estimates that between twenty-six million are seventy-three million sharkilled killed for their fins every year.

He made that argument in a paper this month in Ecology Letters, along with 57 co-authors, including most of the top lion scientists and conservationists.

A statistical analysis published in the journal Ecology Letters found that "shark biomass in the fin trade is three- to four-times higher than shark catch figures reported in the global database".

He was an Editor of the journal Animal Behaviour, and is currently an editor for Evolution, Medicine, and Public Health, Associate Editor of the Quarterly Review of Biology, and is (or was) on the Editorial Boards of Behavioral Ecology, Biology Letters, and Ethology.

Read the full letter from Knowledge Ecology International, Public Citizen, HealthGAP and Oxfam America here.

What I needed, I realized, was well wrought, big theme modern ecology writing to insert into the English curriculum, letters of today to underline the transcendental themes of self reliance, personal connection to nature, and individual responsibility to the earth.

Inspired by nature and religion, Type + Code II reads like a digital field guide to a 'cybernetic ecology' made up of a new species of letters and words.

In response to this call, the Genomics for Ecology, Toxicology and Sustainable Technology Innovation Center (Gnettic) wrote a grant application letter envisioning the establishment of a centre of excellence in ecological genomics, "a novel, integrative field of science, combining ecology, microbiology, environmental & soil sciences and molecular biology" (Brouwer [2008], 1).