Sentence examples for habitat aspect from inspiring English sources

Table 2 Selected models Selection criterion Selected variables in the best model RDBC Stags, bark, acacia, habitat, aspect B-RDBC Stags, habitat MW method based on Mallows' quasi-likelihood estimator Stags, habitat MW method based on bias corrected Mallows' quasi-likelihood estimator (stratified bootstrap) Stags, habitat AIC Stags, bark, acacia, habitat, aspect BIC Stags, bark, acacia, aspect.

Variables that were retained in a logistic regression model were used to calculate larval, adult and combined habitat indices in a GIS, taking into account thermal constraints on resource-use, as this is a key habitat aspect for this heliothermous insect.

The herbaceous community was sampled throughout the growing season and found to be markedly dissimilar among sample times and habitat productivity (aspect, soil quality, and light).

With no observations of egg laying locations or early juvenile habitat these aspects have relied on analysis of shell septa by radiometric and geochemical methods to determine the depth at which embryonic development occurs.

It occurs from near sea level to an altitude of 1000 m, in a variety of habitats and aspects.

Ellis et al. [ 3] examined over two decades worth of data on just the mosquito species inhabiting Florida treeholes and concluded that these habitats exhibit aspects of species sorting and patch dynamics.

The explanatory variables are shrubs, stumps, stags, bark, acacia, habitat, Eucalyptus and aspect.

An information-theoretic approach to model selection allowed us to address the importance of interactions between habitat variables, an aspect seldom considered in fragmentation studies, but which explained up to 65% of the variance in genetic parameters.

Based on these findings and input from Sierra Nevada ecologists, we use slope position (which impacts hydrology, fire behavior, and habitat potential) and aspect (which in part determines the degree of solar radiation, temperature and water demand) to create a repeatable method for developing Landscape Management Units (LMUs) based on a US Geological Survey 10 m Digital Elevation Model.

This may affect wildlife habitat and other aspects of ecosystem function.

This microalga is widely studied due to its tolerance of extreme habitat conditions, physiological aspects, and its many biotechnological applications.