Sentence examples for present habitats from inspiring English sources

Predictions of where climatically suitable habitats for invasive species are, or will be located in the future, and how the present habitats respond to climate change provide critical information for preventing biological invasions and the ecological restoration of invaded areas [9].

A lower level of sequence variation could be a consequence of relatively recent colonization of S. salar in its present habitats in the northern hemisphere after the last glaciation about 10, 000 years ago [ 49] as such patterns of reduced genetic variability in areas previously glaciated areas has been observed for other northern species (e.g. [ 50, 51]).

To address it, conservationists recommend shifting conservation planning from just focusing on protecting animal populations and their present habitat to including areas of high habitat heterogeneity.

Thus, landscape-scale models were developed for spatially explicit assessment of potential and present habitat suitability, based on site-scale models but using GIS and remote sensing-based data.

In this study we examined the differences in the present habitat and species diversity (number of total and rare plant and bird species) among agricultural landscapes differing in their management history.

In addition to the present habitat conditions (e.g., forest type), the best-fit model for explaining the present distribution of grassland species at a site included both the site's land-use history and the past proportion of suitable habitat around the sites.

Site-scale models, based on synthesis of the literature and field investigations, were developed for field survey and mapping of rare plant habitats to enable accurate assessment of potential and present habitat suitability of specific locations using fine-resolution field data on soil, landform and vegetation structure.

Fewer than 3,000 breeding adult tigers are left in the wild anywhere in the world, and their present habitat is only 7% of the former range, which used to extend from south India to the Russian far east and from Sumatra to northern Myanmar (Burma).

At present, habitat loss and degradation, followed by fishing impacts, pollution, climate change, eutrophication, and the establishment of alien species are the most important threats and affect the greatest number of taxonomic groups.

Nevertheless, the thermal scope of the activity of G. gibberifrons CCT appears to be sufficient to tolerate temperatures as much as 5°C above their present habitat norm.

In some species, activation of the immune system can influence adult dispersal, particularly if immune system activation indicates a high infection risk in the present habitat [ 56].