The most common molecular ecological techniques applied to assess the bacterial diversity and to analyze the genetic relationships between Bacillus species are based on genome fingerprinting [34]; DNA-DNA re-association studies [35], [36].
The most common study design is an ecological time series study, such as Omori et al.
The hectare has proven to be a reliable unit for carbon stock error estimation [22], and it is the most common unit of land utilization and ecological condition in science, conservation, management and resource policy development activities [5, 19, 23]. Figure 1 Major remote sensing inputs to the national carbon mapping study.
The second reason to choose a grid framework, rather than the more frequent analysis by administrative entities, is that it is also the most common format of public social and ecological databases.
The hectare has proven to be a reliable unit for carbon stock error estimation [ 22], and it is the most common unit of land utilization and ecological condition in science, conservation, management and resource policy development activities [ 5, 19, 23].
Ecological Modeling, Ecological Engineering and Ecological Indicators were the three most common journals in this field.
Ground data collected for scientific research (ecological data), is the most common data source employed to estimate AGB due to its high level of detail and systematic nature.
This is consistent with the notion that geographical isolation rather than ecological divergence is the most common mode of speciation in Neotropical birds [ 1, 3, 6, 9].
The highly-common mobilome found in our E. faecium ST17 and ST78 strains is most likely the result of sharing a common ecological niche (hospital) in which a common set of accessory genes is necessary to survive and thrive rather than evolutionary relatedness.
When such invaders present an economic or ecological nuisance, this biomass is typically removed and landfill is the most common destination, which is undesirable from both an economic and ecological perspective.
