Sentence examples for habitats interact from inspiring English sources
"Captive dolphins are forced to swim in endless circles in artificial habitats, interact with unfamiliar dolphins and other species and perform behaviors that are unnatural and in some cases painful," writes World Animal Protection.
This reduction in richness was most pronounced in secondary forest fragments, suggesting that disturbance and habitat loss interact synergistically to maximally reduce avian biodiversity.
Jamieson said: "Knowing these creatures exist is one thing, but to watch them alive in their natural habitat and interacting with other species is truly amazing, we have learnt a great deal".
Zoologist Gordon Rodda of the U.S. Geological Survey in Fort Collins, Colorado, agrees, pointing out that the study is "one more line of evidence that habitat destruction interacts with the introduced species, and the combination is devastating".
Thus, it is difficult to ascertain whether drivers of habitat modification might interact in such a way as to further facilitate invasions during post-disturbance recovery of the system (Didham et al. 2007).
Climate and the local habitat change could interact and affect the dispersal and movement of the species involved in the transmission cycle of Lyme disease in a complex manner.
Remaining habitat area (Andrén 1994), habitat quality (Fahrig 2001), and habitat fragmentation (Fahrig 2002) interact in complex ways to influence species distribution and extinction risk (Hanski 2011; Pardini et al. 2010).
A local population is a "set of individuals that live in the same habitat patch and therefore interact with each other" (19 ).
Predators in general have a larger habitat range and they interact with space on a larger scale than their prey [ 5].
Yet the metadata describing sampling location, habitat quality and interacting taxa are often excluded from the published supplementary datasets.
The potential and adaptive flexibility of population dynamic P-systems (PDP) to study population dynamics suggests that they may be suitable for modelling complex fluvial ecosystems, characterized by a composition of dynamic habitats with many variables that interact simultaneously.
