Recent studies also indicate that the genotype of an individual plant can result in an extended phenotype, that is, a phenotype which has extended consequences at the community and ecosystem level [14].
Lastly, if genetic variation in plants affects pollinator communities, then evolutionary processes in plants will probably have extended consequences on pollinators and the ecosystem services they provide.
Although a discipline as community genetics is in its infancy, there is already some evidence to suggest that there are extended consequences of plant genetic variation, up to the level of the ecosystem properties [ 96].
Ecosystems dominated by one or a few species, such as seagrass meadows or algae stands, are particularly vulnerable, because the loss of genetic diversity resulting from population decline or fragmentation in key-species [ 49] may have extended consequences on the overall biodiversity and function of the community [ 50, 51].
As James Madison expressed the thought more directly at the time, the purpose was to prevent Congress "from extending the consequences of guilt beyond the person of its author".
Fichte does this by extending the consequences of Kant's claim that the cognitive activity of the I, via which it can reflect upon itself, cannot be understood as part of the causal world of appearances, and must therefore be part of the noumenal realm, the realm of the 'unconditioned'unconditioned
Not too long ago, we looked to the Gulf of Mexico, the North Sea, and other ocean places around the world for the same reasons, and now too, those supplies diminished, we will begin to frack those deposits below the ocean floor, extending the consequences with no apparent will to look beyond toward an end in sight.
Extend the consequences of what this means and it's hard to see how a Scottish MP can ever again become prime minister, or indeed hold many of the top ministry jobs.
It will take several days however until we know the full extend and consequences of this tsunami because these islands are very remote and difficult to access".
It will take several days however until we know the full extend and consequences of this tsunami because these islands are very remote and difficult to access", UNICEF Pacific Representative Dr. Isiye Ndombi stated today.
