Sentence examples for obvious ecological from inspiring English sources

Microflora (bacteria and fungi), microfauna (including nematodes and the protozoa living in the water films around soil pores) and mesofauna (such as mites and springtails), can't possibly be 'transplanted' from one place to another and areas rich in obvious ecological value such as forests are likely to also be high in diversity and complexity at this level.

This has obvious ecological benefits, including conservation of biodiversity and carbon sequestration.

In conclusion, ecological management leads to obvious ecological effect in the upper reaches of Heihe River.

This trivial and obvious ecological fact cannot be explicitly represented using the standard resources of any GIS package (that is, it cannot be represented without writing special programs).

But the long-term advantages of electric trucks could make a lot of sense, both from a relatively obvious ecological perspective, which is obvious, and from the perspective of cost-effectiveness.

Additional reports of chimpanzee culture have since accumulated, which involve an increasing amount of behavioral variation that has no obvious ecological or genetic explanation.

If inter-specific variation in EP-levels is commonly not related to descent, social mating system, or obvious contemporary ecological factors, this could well be one reason why general explanations for the evolution of EPP have remained elusive [ 2- 4].

In P. marginata the lack of morphological distinctiveness of the two cytotypes [ 25] and the absence of any obvious new ecological preferences in the dodecaploids [ 34] all fit the predictions of the non-adaptive scenario.

It is remarkable that the obvious similarities in ecological specializations due to ecological opportunities - open water species such as A. zaliosus in Apoyo and A. saggitae in Xiloá, only exist in deep crater lakes - are absent from the source populations in the large lakes, and arose independently and extremely rapidly in more than one crater lake.

The sometimes apocalyptic tone, with the threats of resource wars as well as the more obvious forms of ecological catastrophe, arises from the sense that this debt must at some time be terribly repaid.

At higher elevation, "The treeline should be one of the first and most obvious shifts in ecological edges".