Sentence examples for endangered biological from inspiring English sources

Lincoln Brower, a leading entomologist at Sweet Briar College in Virginia, wrote that "the migration is definitely proving to be an endangered biological phenomenon".

A good example is that of the ruffed lemurs (Varecia spp ., which consist of one Endangered biological species (ED = 19.8; EDGE = 5.11) or two phylogenetic species (Endangered and Critically Endangered; ED = 10.3; EDGE = 4.50 and 5.20).

The monarchs' epic migration is so exceptional that scientists have called it an "endangered biological phenomenon".

This is about controlling a population that has increased to the point where they've endangered the biological health of the entire sanctuary".

Construction of cDNA expression library could not only protect endangered treasure of biological resources, but also provide molecular markers linkage map of the building used by probes; more importantly, cDNA expression library could be used to separate full-length genes and then to carry out gene function study.

The difficulty is what to do about everything in between those two biological extremes: the endangered Japanese night heron and the threatened lakeside daisy, the prairies lost, the wetlands lost, the glaciers lost, the species lost, the diminishing and despoiling of entire ecosystems.

Last fall, agency staff members recommended denial of the Banning Ranch project after a biological review found endangered species and more than half the land covered with environmentally sensitive habitat and wetlands.

It is based on the insight that current environmental change endangers both, biological and cultural diversities in rivers and their basins, and those activities to improve ecosystem functions, biodiversity and capacity of the biological species to evolve will have a similarly positive effect on human cultural diversity.

The installation and operation of dams are the most important causes of hydro-geomorphic and ecological change in the region, so that management of these structures offers primary opportunities to improve the physical and biological conditions for the endangered species.

"They are essentially abandoning wolf recovery before the job is done," said Noah Greenwald, the endangered species director at the Centre for Biological Diversity.

Noah Greenwald, a biologist with the Center For Biological Diversity, which focuses on endangered species, thinks the plan is good, but doesn't go far enough.