Sentence examples for in relation to the ecology from inspiring English sources

While the issue of fire in relation to ecology and plants has been recognized for a long time, Charles Cooper brought attention to the issue of forest fires in relation to the ecology of forest fire suppression and management in the 1960s.

For example, the dynamic history of the planetary atmosphere's CO2 and O2 composition has been affected by the biogenic flux of gases coming from respiration and photosynthesis, with levels fluctuating over time in relation to the ecology and evolution of plants and animals.

Generally, preference of pastoralists in terms of camel management seems an intelligent move in relation to the changing ecology of rangeland vegetation dynamics (Coppock 1994; Oba 1998; Angassa and Oba 2008), high milk production potential of camels, and their capacity to withstand harsh environmental conditions.

Epidemiologic studies during 2004 05 mainly focused on HPAI H5N1 virus persistence in relation to the agro-ecology of poultry and duck production systems (6 ), and little attention was paid to the role of wild birds in local viral persistence or long-distance spread during that period.

Results are discussed in relation to the biology and ecology of the species of Coccinellidae that inhabit cornfields in eastern South Dakota.

In short, a new way of looking at the meaning of ecology in relation to the physical infrastructure.

It has been important in the development of sociobiology and behavioural ecology, particularly in relation to the understanding of aggression through game theory.

The results are discussed in relation to the evolution of lepidopteran eyes, and the sensory ecology of this poorly understood butterfly superfamily.

The authors would like to thank the members of the Wildlife Health Australia Bat Health Focus Group who provided expert advice on aspects of bat ecology and behaviour in relation to the results of our study.

Two key points emerge in relation to the Janzen-Connell model and how it could apply to the ecology and conservation of plants in oceanic island ecosystems.

Mucin degradation has been associated with bacterial pathogenicity as it erodes the protective mucus layer but in relation to the microbiota it might serve as a host 'prebiotic' to stimulate growth of symbionts and shape the ecology of the microbiota.