Sentence examples for isolated ecological from inspiring English sources

The identified seven ecotypes in isolated ecological niches.

In any case, Colicchio raved about Kangaroo Island -- a magical, fairly isolated ecological preserve not far from Adelaide -- and more specifically about its Southern Ocean Lodge.

Islands, lakes, and other isolated ecological sites are often colonized by one or very few seeds or animals of a species, which are transported there passively by wind, in the fur of larger animals, or in some other way.

The discovery springs from Professor Davies's long quest for extraterrestrial intelligence and, specifically, his theory that "weird" microbes that belong to a completely separate tree of life, dubbed the "shadow biosphere", could be present in isolated ecological niches in which ordinary life struggles to survive.

It has been hypothesized that this reproductive adaptation allows a single female to enter an isolated ecological niche (such as an island) and by parthenogenesis produce male offspring, thereby establishing a sexually reproducing population (via reproduction with her offspring that can result in both male and female young).

In structured decision-making it is important to isolate ecological analysis that considers the likely outcome of a policy from the discussion that considers whether or not that outcome is desirable [20].

Alkaliphilic or halophilic microorganisms have been mainly isolated from ecological environments such as soda lakes, sea water, as well as the ones generated by industrial activities [21].

These species are reproductively isolated by partial ecological isolation [ 21], sexual isolation and post mating barriers [ 22].

The genus Lysobacter is a member of the Xanthomonadaceae that contains non-pathogenic species that have been isolated from various ecological habitats (Christensen and Cook 1978; Hayward et al. 2010).

The present study revealed more similarity than variability among the genome of P. putida strains isolated from different ecological niches in different locations.

On the contrary, research continues to rely on population models in which the species of interest are isolated from their ecological context.