Sentence examples for mixed habitats from inspiring English sources

Such a large set of coexisting subpopulations may be a general feature of free-living bacterial species with huge populations in highly mixed habitats (Kashtan et al., 2014).

The Tectonic Landscape Model provides an alternative explanation of why mixed habitats may be represented at certain sites over longer timescales.

From this point onwards, the birds of mixed habitats including bulbuls and hwamei known to disperse seed in the study area, may become less effective as forest patches consolidate, and only a few forest mammals remain.

The equipment has successfully sampled shallow rocky and mixed habitats with high conservation status in Lyme Bay, a deep, high-energy site 16 km offshore and a deep, high-current coastal site.

One may speculate that the clear disparity in response to the volatiles from plants not exploited by the prey between prey and predators may provide bark beetles an enemy-free space in some mixed habitats.

Panicoideae comprise genera that occur in shady habitats, open habitats, and mixed habitats [ 2].

Population densities in a mixed habitat structure resulted in densities approximately equal to those reported from field studies.

We studied 22 species of common farmland birds belonging to three groups: arable specialists, grassland specialists, and mixed habitat (arable, grassland) "generalist" species.

The channel is approximately 50 m deep and has a seabed with mixed habitat types comprised of patches of shells, gravel, slate slabs, boulders, and steep rocky reefs.

In a mixed habitat, with few host plants available, a kairomone signal from the herbivore could be masked by the non-host volatiles, which may represent a form of prey escape.

The Venn diagram in Figure 2 summarizing the distribution of the parasite lineages among the three areas shows that the mixed habitat area (CSP) has the fewest unique lineages.