Sentence examples for range of biodiversity from inspiring English sources

Because the region sits at the biogeographical crossroads of two continental plates, it contains a wide range of biodiversity and landscapes from both worlds.

Considered by many to be the Caribbean's finest, Flamenco Beach lies on Culebra, a tiny speck of land off Puerto Rico's east coast that boasts a striking range of biodiversity.

However, suitable methods for the integration of a range of biodiversity assessments in agricultural landscapes are scarce.

Despite being used for the past decade by conservation organisations such as Wildlife Conservation Society, the effectiveness of the approach for representing a more comprehensive range of biodiversity has never been evaluated.

We argue that replicated landscape-scale studies are now needed that describe changes across a range of biodiversity groups (above and below ground) in relation to land-use and landscape context to address knowledge gaps and biases.

The relationship between plant diversity and topographic variability in agricultural landscapes was investigated, with the aim of determining whether sampling landscape units of 1 km2 (LUs) across a gradient of topographic variability is more efficient than a random design for assessing the range of biodiversity in climatically and biogeographically homogenous areas called sub-regions.

In the Mediterranean, nematode diversity also decreases with depth (Figure 4b), but the degree of species decrease is limited and ample ranges of biodiversity are observed at the same depth.

Despite a wide range of usage, biodiversity remains a concept strongly linked to the idea of biological variation that is largely unknown in its extent, and its future values.

The establishment of the range of soil biodiversity found within European soils is needed to guide EU policy development regarding the protection of soil.

All other authors have confined themselves to hard-shelled species and therefore have not encompassed the full range of foraminiferal biodiversity in the deep Mediterranean.

This approach uses the household as the first unit of analysis and then considers the broader range of plant biodiversity managed and used by each household in coffee plantations as well as food crop plots and home gardens.