Sentence examples for more ecological space from inspiring English sources

Overfishing is feared to have carved out far more ecological space for jellyfish, and some have linked climate change and warming oceans to sudden explosions or blooms of jellyfish populations that once lay dormant.

As an urban oasis, Wuhan International Garden EXPO darns the divided city; as a public space, it provides an ecological space for more citizens to visit and enjoy.

Therefore, just as there is room to apply more ecological theory in wildlife disease (Tompkins et al. 2011), so too is there abundant space for the application of evolutionary theory.

With eggs limited in size, this made the gap between hatchling size and adult size ever larger meaning babies had more growing to do and would fill more and more ecological niches, thus changing the overall pattern of body sizes as there were limited spaces for small adults.

It needs a more ecological sustainable approach," he says.

There is, in fact, some evidence for rats being larger when they are given ecological space.

So what might a more ecological or cultural approach to the problem recommend?

Tim Hayward, for instance, argues that we have equal rights to ecological space (Hayward 2005).

As a result, he says, "the ecological space for bollworm is getting smaller and smaller".

Each habitat variable defines one dimension in the ecological space.

To create a more ecological and accessible brand was important.