Sentence examples for fluctuating climate from inspiring English sources

Vertically stacked marine to fluvial sediments reflect deposition during fluctuating climate and sea levels.

By doing so, growers can move in a direction of understanding ways in which fluctuating climate conditions could influence farming operations.

In this view, it is the interaction between the effects of fluctuating climate and environment and of competition with modern humans that led to the eventual Neanderthal demise.

Across the African continent, speciation patterns are largely consistent with fragmentation of formally continuous forests through fluctuating climate [ 23– 28].

Subterranean environments such as caves provide conditions that enable species to persist during fluctuating climate [ 15- 17].

We hypothesize that the rapid increase in effective population size in the last 60,000 years shown by our Bayesian skyline plot is driven by fluctuating climate associated with the LGM.

The myobatrachid frog Arenophryne rotunda, a Shark Bay endemic, provides an ideal opportunity to examine the relative effects of fluctuating climates and geological activity on the biota of Shark Bay.

Utilities, now that they are increasingly allowed to sell electricity in areas with wildly fluctuating climates and consumptions, are hiring traders to help lock in margins between the price of natural gas they buy and the possible prices of power they might sell.

Using a multilocus coalescent approach, we assessed the influence of strong habitat dependence and fluctuating regional climates on genetic diversity.

Interpretation of phylogeographic results point to the prominent role of fluctuating Pleistocene climates and associated coastal landscape evolution in the generation of phylogeographic structure within the distinct A. rotunda species lineages.

Moreover this is a highly erratic resource, fluctuating according to climate and season cycles and canopy position and it is clear that photosynthesis does not maintain a high efficiency during such transients leading to the risk of biomass loss and oxidative stress (Pearcy 1990; Murchie et al. 2009; Niinemets and Anten 2009).