Understanding biodiversity is far more complex than understanding either meteorology or climate-change.
Planning for multiple tools, zones, or objectives is more complex than designing no-take MPA networks for biodiversity conservation.
However, boma practices also have a number of more complex, often positive, impacts on wild herbivores and other biodiversity.
Yet, the few available data paint a more complex picture wherein some intensively managed timberlands may impact biodiversity as much as, or more than, human settlements [14].
Key to their vision is the concept of 'Intelligent Openness' (Table 1), a standard that Biodiversity Informatics must attain before attempting more complex linkage of services.
It seems clear that patterns of plant abundance and the mechanisms maintaining tropical forest biodiversity may be the result of a more complex interplay between the abiotic environment and biotic interactions than previously thought, with pathogens playing an important role.
As the meeting progressed, however, the state of marine biodiversity research was revealed to be rather more complex.
Because areas differ in quality, identification of a comprehensive set of natural areas, as presented here, is a first step towards an in-situ biodiversity maintenance strategy, which only subtends a much more complex process of policy negotiation and implementation.
The identification of a comprehensive set of natural areas is only a first step towards an in-situ biodiversity maintenance strategy, which is part of a much more complex process of policy negotiation and implementation [8].
The patterns of deep-sea biodiversity along the slope are different from those hypothesized so far, reflecting a mosaic of life more complex and varied than previously imagined.
