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This new theory proposes to systematically split runoff into three volumes and evaporate, infiltrate and discharge; and manage these volumes in ways that emulate natural hydrological site processes, thereby creating stormwater management systems that are more ecologically based.

Canadian seaweed biodiversity and biogeography represent complex interactions of long-term global phylogenetic diversification (over hundreds of millions of years) and more ecologically based factors, such as climate change and biotic interactions, over shorter time scales (Pleistocene and Holocene).

Other, more ecologically based risk assessments, such as habitat models (e.g. Zalba et al. 2000) are not considered here since they are currently only proposals in the scientific literature.

Current conservation practice recommendations could be improved by incorporating more direct linkages to the ecologically based technical literature, more up-to-date information on adaptive management strategies in highly variable rangeland systems, and integration of monitoring strategies designed to directly test the efficacy of specific conservation practices.

Finally, we discuss trade-offs between ecologically based and laboratory-based interventions.

Examples of redirections in research and development programs for pest management practices, genetic engineering, and precision agriculture necessary to provide a more ecologically-based and sustainable farming approach are illustrated.

Yet the use of diversity and other ecologically based cures for agricultural ills have tended to be viewed as more politically correct than economically viable.

We found that a vicariant event was at the origin of the first splitting event, which was followed by a second splitting event (split between P. hispanicus hispanicus Central and P. hispanicus edwardsianus lineage) in which the role of ecologically based divergent selection (i.e. niche divergence) may have been more prominent.

Hence, speciation processes in this and similar systems with presence of abiotic stressors (e.g., the Baños del Azufre system [ 54, 133] may be more robust than those described for other systems in which differentiation is also based on ecologically based divergent natural selection [ 6, 73, 74]. The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

Ecological speciation assumes reproductive isolation to be the product of ecologically based divergent selection.

Because these populations are in relatively pristine habitats, these ecologically based gene expression differences provide a reference for published and future studies of sockeye salmon in habitats more impacted by human activities [ 17, 36, 37] Riverine sockeye have a deep, robust body compared with the lake-type life history [ 27].