It's reproduction quality is particularly important because Ms. Conner prints, beautifully, in platinum, which offers an exceptionally broad and graduated range of grays as well an extraordinary amount of detail, and she insists on showing her work without glass so that nothing impedes the perception of the medium's richness.
There is a growing concern that land use intensification is having negative effects on semi-natural grasslands and that it leads to a general loss of biodiversity among all types of formerly extensively managed grasslands of poor to medium nutrient richness.
Strongest negative scores were on species that were frequently found at high to medium species richness stations 1, 2, 4, 7 and 8 (e.g. Hypoplectrus puella, Lythrypnus elasson, Prognathodes aculeatus, Neoniphon marianus, and Gramma loreto).
Maximum basal area production is observed at medium levels of richness (between 18 and 25 species per ha) and density (between 15 and 30 m2 per ha).
Maximum basal area production of about 0.75 m2/ha/year is achieved at medium levels of richness (around 20 species per ha) and medium levels of density (around 30 m2/ha basal area) using percentile regression estimates.
The number of tree species varies between 10 and 30 per ha in the subplots, and maximum basal area production is observed at medium levels of richness (around 22 species per ha).
The more we text, the more we see the medium mimicking the richness of communicating face-to-face, even if that nuance comes at the expense of "proper" punctuation.
This study was aimed at using local knowledge as a tool for testing predictive models' validity for assessing the spatial distribution of medium-sized mammalian richness, identifying local patterns of species richness and evaluating local protected areas' role in the conservation of mammals.
Three loci (DHN9, GAPDH, PPD-H1) revealed medium-level allelic richness (R values between 3 and 5), and two loci (ADH2, ADH3) possessed high R values (18 and 28 haplotypes, respectively; R > 5) (table 1).
The Es3L (lower sub-member of the third member of the Eocene Shahejie Formation) shale of Jiyang depression was a set of relatively thick and widely deposited lacustrine sediments with high organic richness and medium thermal maturation (0.7%≤Ro≤1.1%), which rapidly emerges an important and target shale-oil play in Eastern China.
