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Habitat fragmentation in meadows of Posidonia oceanica, the most important and abundant seagrass in the Mediterranean Sea, was investigated at a region-wide spatial scale using a synthetic ecological index, the Patchiness Index (PI).

We tested the hypothesis that human impacts are the major factor responsible for habitat fragmentation in P. oceanica meadows contrasting fragmentation of meadows located in "anthropized" areas with that of meadows located in areas with low anthropization and considered as virtually "natural".

Results demonstrated that fragmentation in the P. oceanica meadows is strongly influenced by the human component, being lower in natural meadows than in anthropized ones, and that it is little influenced by the morphodynamic state of the coast.

The avadavat is abundant in marshes and meadows of southern Asia (introduced in Hawaii).

We also related fragmentation of meadow with the morphodynamic state of the submerged beach (i.e. distinctive types of beach produced by the topography, the wave climate and the sediment composition) in order to investigate the influence of one natural component on the seagrass meadow seascape.

This threshold-type of relationship suggests that fragmentation of seagrass meadows can have a major effect on the reproductive output of this species.

The abundance of small mammals in meadows was mostly dependent on Microtus voles.

The ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya is just one of many problems of fragmentation in Myanmar.

According to a number of recent neuroimaging studies, the context of a meadow would pre-activate higher-level representations of object commonly encountered in meadows, such as cows.

Ted Gioia on the emergence of "a new type of fragmentation" in contemporary fiction.

Long term investigations (1981 1990) in meadows with planted spruce seedlings showed that the small mammal community lost a number of species under meadow succession.