Sentence examples for reconstructing ecosystems from inspiring English sources

We're not advocating restoration of the ecosystem, rather reconstructing ecosystems to return ecological functions.

Paul L. Koch, head of the department of earth and planetary sciences at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and a specialist in reconstructing ecosystems and climates from many millions of years ago, said, "The paper lets us see the effect of warming on mammals where the climate change is really large".

To address these aspects, the monitoring record for North Stradbroke Island provides a relevant opportunity for determining the structural development of native vegetation among reconstructed ecosystems.

By sequencing whatever DNA emerges (called eDNA) from even a thimbleful of ancient soil, researchers are reconstructing ancient ecosystems as far back as 700,000 years ago with astonishing clarity.

This review surveys how animals contribute to the modern world and provides a basis for reconstructing ancient ecosystems.

The incompleteness of the fossil record makes reconstructing animal ecosystems of the past, a particularly challenging task.

Understanding the impact of landscape-scale disturbance events during the last glacial period is vital in accurately reconstructing the ecosystem dynamics of montane environments.

Thus, neither of these methods is sufficient for reconstructing the ecosystem represented at a fossil site.

By looking at the range of insects preserved in the rocks, we can reconstruct whole ecosystems, climates, and habitats.

Historical ecology is a cross-disciplinary approach which uses various sources to reconstruct past ecosystems and landscapes, and their interactions with human activities.

The layers in a core contain markers that can help scientists reconstruct an ecosystem's history, such as preserved pollens and microbes.