Sentence examples for on total species from inspiring English sources

Our results show a strong positive effect of grazing continuity on total species richness, especially within the first hundred years of permanent grazing.

Using an information theoretic approach the available data provides strong evidence that the effect of grazing on total species richness varies according to available phosphorus and tree cover.

Effects of urbanization, forest size and forest edge were evaluated on total species number, abundance and habitat affinity groups and ten abundant, widespread model carabid species.

Changes from dry to irrigated farmland had no effects on (total) species richness, total abundance, and partitioning of farmland bird diversity in any season.

These records, even if not correct, are unlikely to strongly bias estimates of the environmental space, although that will depend on total species sample size and model complexity (Merow et al. 2014).

We surveyed 80 sites for birds and used multiple regression to explore the role that land use, vegetation cover and structure play on total species richness, woodland species richness and prevalence (proportion of total species), and also on the presence of 10 woodland species.

The benthic study revealed a normal diversity of invertebrates but chironomidae was found to be on average 60% of total species counted.

A database (n = 50) consisting of values of solubility in water, SAQ, solubility in octanol, SOCT, molecular weight, MW, and maximum flux based on the delivery of total species containing a parent drug by its prodrugs through human skin in vitro from water has been integrated into the extended Flynn database (n = 114).

Traditional methods [e.g., [ 43- 45]] for calculations of total species richness based on extrapolations from species-accumulation curves tend to underestimate species richness, because the addition of new samples normally leads to a vertical displacement of the species-accumulation curve [ 42].

By using GLM, we analyzed the effects of disturbance and patch-based measures on both total species richness and the richness of a group of specialist species (i.e. the 'ancient forest species'), representing more specific forest features.

To explore this assertion, we sampled the bird communities in fifteen randomly selected sites in Pafos Forest, Cyprus and used multiple regression to quantify the effects of such roads on the total species richness.