If this were the case in T. cristinae, it would demonstrate at least two different ecological dimensions (trophic ecology and predator avoidance) working in the same direction during ecological speciation.
The ecological dimensions of prokaryotic speciation may be identified by comparing the ecology of the most newly divergent, ecologically distinct populations (ecotypes).
As the ecological resilience perspective began to spread outside ecology into the social sciences, subsequent efforts to integrate the social and ecological dimensions took many directions (see Folke's (2006) review).
"Wood is the most ecological thing," he said.
The selected indicators were then classified into physical, social, economic, institutional, cultural, and ecological dimensions.
The satoyama concept is characterized by multi-functionality, in which social and economic dimensions rather than ecological dimensions, dominate.
Most ecological studies using mesocosms lack information on physical characteristics of the experimental environment.
The paper also establishes how the concept of ecological embeddedness might be operationalised in research practice as a means of exploring the ecological dimensions of alternative food networks.
Ecological niche models (ENMs) were used to evaluate potential geographic distributions of rodent species by reconstructing details of their ecological niches in ecological dimensions, and projecting the results onto geography.
The ecological dimensions of sociality cannot be ignored when trying to understand its origins and long-term maintenance.
