It is both an international collaboration and a labor-intensive species of concrete poetry, minutely composed but random, personal but unsentimental (Cotter).
Answering this question demands a far deeper understanding of how planets respond to the kind of stresses energy-intensive species (like ours) place on them.
"Unless similar steps are taken at sea to allow recovery from decades of intensive fishing, species may disappear and the ecosystem itself be put in danger".
Long-term bird population trends, derived from the Breeding Bird Survey, were correlated with the effect of intensive treatment; species more negatively associated with intensive treatments at the stand scale, were more likely to be in decline across the Pacific Northwest, US.
Drastic changes have been caused by human influence in natural landscapes, which may exert an intensive effect on species loss.
Brazilian legislation mandates, for the natural or intensive farming of species destined for human consumption and that will be consumed raw, that the mean concentration of fecal coliforms in the water must not exceed 14 mLN/100 mL, and 10% of the samples must not exceed 43 mLN/100 mL (CONAMA Resolution No. 20/1986) (Brasil, Conselho Nacional de Meio Ambiente 1986).
Here we present a detailed analysis of the evolution of NORK using an intensive sampling of species from the genus Medicago and focusing on the LRR region.
In the mating system of most salmonid species, intensive dominance fights are common and the winners monopolise most mates and sire most offspring.
These methods are labor intensive, reliant on species-specific reagents (e.g. mAbs and genotyping primers) and particularly for PCR, amplification of the analyte for detection.
Recently, identifying markers from the sequencing reads has gained widespread interest as genetic markers, and has also been shown to be resource-intensive markers for species discrimination (6, 7).
Low-intensity selective logging may have little detrimental effect on biodiversity (Gibson et al. 2011); however intensive logging can reduce species diversity and exacerbate species loss (Sodhi et al. 2010).
