Sentence examples for increased aquatic from inspiring English sources

During times of moderate conditions during interglacial periods Dallia may have survived in higher numbers and were able to migrate more effectively due to the generally much wetter conditions and presumably increased aquatic connectivity [ 85].

This significant reduction in aquatic-to-terrestrial adaptive morphological constraints indicates that tetanocerine phylogenesis likely tracked some ecological pressures (e.g., increased aquatic predation and/or increased terrestrial food availability) more accurately than did more constrained lineages.

B) Replacement of carbon by bromine significantly increases aquatic toxicity.

Thus, increasing aquatic photosynthesis will improve the primary productivity, and reduce the dissolved CO2 level.

More than 90% of rice farming households in the study areas of Cambodia and Thailand harvested aquatic animals from their land, and about 70% created aquatic habitats such as ponds in addition to rice fields in order to increase aquatic resource production.

This positive effect is likely attributable to lower harvesting effort in FMAS (where access was restricted to owners), agricultural inputs, and management measures aimed specifically at increasing aquatic animal production.

Producer biomass decreased as producer nutritional quality increased across aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems (Figs. 1D and F).

PAH contamination levels are increasing in aquatic systems across the United States (Van Metre et al. 2000).

Dissolved oxygen is required for aquatic organisms to live, so the decrease in oxygen can lead to increased death of aquatic life, clouding the water.

The richness and density of aquatic macroinvertebrates increased with the cover of aquatic macrophytes, while the diversity increased with wetland area.

In addition to increased exposure of aquatic organisms, such as fishes, these sediments can also be transferred to floodplains where they can contaminate the food chain via grazing cattle (Lake et al. [29]; Lake et al. [30], Schulz et al. [31], Kamphues et al. [32]), Weber et al. 2015 [33].