Sentence examples for productivity regimes from inspiring English sources

Submarine canyons are widespread topographic features on continental and island margins that enhance benthic biomass across a range of oceanic provinces and productivity regimes.

Similarly, assemblage structure and diversity patterns of oceanic copepods appear to be related to productivity regimes [55].

Distant colonies of Laysan albatrosses utilized similar oceanographic productivity regimes in widely separated areas, suggesting that this vagile animal is able to assess resources on large scales.

In summer 20044) and winter (2006) cruises in Southern Drake Passage (Fig. 1a) we studied microbial communities and processes during sharply contrasting productivity regimes.

These data allowed us to describe the frequency of occurrence that Laysan albatrosses spent within specific water masses, productivity regimes, and depth domains.

Laysan albatrosses from both colonies had similar associations with productivity regimes and depth domains quantified from bathymetric features, sea surface temperature (SST), sea surface height (SSH) and primary productivity (Figure 3).

Earlier soil productivity classification showed that most of the region's soils are of low productivity with a few areas occurring in the medium productivity regime (Mubiru et al. 2012).

LME boundaries are based on bathymetry, hydrography, productivity regime and trophic relationships [43].

This coincides with the seasonal, latitudinal productivity regime of the North Atlantic [51] and might explain the variability in departure time (Figure. 5a and b).

Moreover, eco-evolutionary changes can also underlie demographic Allee effects (De Roos and Persson 2002) and account for productivity regime shifts (e.g. Pelletier et al. 2007) that, in the fisheries context, have been traditionally assumed to be caused by the environment (Vert-pre et al. 2013).

Climate change affects ecosystem carbon dynamics through multiple pathways, including altering biogeochemical cycles (e.g., productivity), disturbance regimes (e.g., fire), and land use [1,2].