Sentence examples for habitat tolerance from inspiring English sources

This narrow habitat tolerance means that many carnivorous plants are threatened or endangered in their native ranges.

The IUCN lists Oryzomys couesi as "Least Concern", because it is a widely distributed, common species with broad habitat tolerance that occurs in many protected areas.

This raises the possibility of the parent species gradually losing their genetic integrity, especially if the intermediate characteristics of the hybrid offer it a competitive advantage over the parent species, such as a wider habitat tolerance.

Heteronympha merope is common and widespread over 20 degrees latitude (Figure 1) and has several congenerics of limited habitat tolerance, including some of conservation concern [8].

With a wide array of dispersal abilities and habitat tolerance [ 2], aquatic insects provide researchers a host of candidate taxa for testing phylogeographic hypotheses at many scales [ 3].

The P. esculentus hybrids have the broader habitat tolerance and usually co-occur with at least one of the parental species.

This study will contribute to our understanding of species boundaries and the true habitat tolerances of species, as well as having implications for the conservation of sub-Arctic freshwater fauna.

As such, hybrids with increased lodgepole pine ancestry would presumably exhibit greater habitat tolerances and be able to successfully establish in a wider range of habitats.

One could therefore predict that such broad habitat tolerances and high mobility should homogenize genomes, limiting genetic differentiation across populations at a continental level, as described in other widespread raptors (e.g. Haliaeetus albicilla: [ 7]; Falco peregrinus: [ 8]).

Quercus rubra has wide habitat tolerances and a broad distribution throughout Illinois USDA 2011 and the ability to form connections with both arbuscular and ectomycorrhizal fungi (Dickie et al. 2001).

In addition, bovins are widespread (naturally occurring on four continents), ecologically differentiated with wide habitat tolerances, taxonomically diverse (around a dozen living species and over 50 fossil), and, given their large size and affinity for wet habitats, possess a high potential for preservation in the fossil record.