For example, species with sexual reproduction have lower extinction rates than species with asexual (or clonal) reproduction.
For example, species of the fungal genus Colletotrichum cause crown rot in bananas.
In the south-western United States and Mexico, for example, species of the genus Eleodes are commonly seen doing "headstands", putting their faces down and elevating their rear ends to a nearly vertical position.
For example, species form the bulk of the examples in a comprehensive assessment of the state of the planet published in the early 21st century by the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment, an international effort coordinated by the United Nations Environment Programme.
Biogeography also considers the ranges of many species, asking why, for example, species with small geographic ranges are often found in special places that house many such species rather than scattered randomly about the planet.
For example, species that sleep in risky environments spend less time in the relatively vulnerable states of sleep.
For example, species such as eastern bluebirds and chipping sparrows that prefer open woodlands were positively associated with burned habitat.
For example, species traits, presence of associated species and anti-predator behaviors may cause differential responses to the processes that control their distribution.
For example, species of Providencia and Proteus were detected in the guts of laboratory-reared newly emerged adults (Su et al. 2010).
These include, for example, species identification, legal requirements and approvals, selection and number of individuals, sampling period, recommended equipment and cleaning procedures, sampling technique, and sample transport.
For example, species A and B share a recent common ancestor that was not shared by the other species and are therefore called "sister taxa".
