Sentence examples for representative biodiversity from inspiring English sources

A primary challenge in conservation biology is to preserve the most representative biodiversity while simultaneously optimizing the efforts associated with conservation.

Moreover, in six representative biodiversity hotspot countries, we investigated the changes in per capita roundwood production (PCRP), per capita hydroelectricity generation (PCHG) and per capita tourism investment (PCTI) to reveal the dependence of humans on different kinds of ecosystem services.

A limitation with pyrosequencing is that the number of obtained high-quality 16S rRNA genes might not be sufficient for a representative biodiversity estimation, particular not for lowly abundant taxa.

However, representatives of biodiversity conservation do not attend RCC meetings and use a blocking strategy to measures proposed by the RCCs, which are currently dominated by farmers' representatives.

An international High Level Stakeholders Group comprising representatives of biodiversity and ecosystems research infrastructures from around the world serves to promote policy liaison and recommendations and coordinate towards that aim.

Nevertheless, the trends disclosed, together with the high levels of concordance overall between previous indications of taxonomic anomalies and links to coarse environmental features, does suggest that data presented here are broadly representative of contemporary biodiversity patterns.

The genome sequence data from strains representative of the biodiversity of the RSSC opens the way towards understanding the evolutionary processes that structured their T3E gene repertoire.

Baobab species are representative of the high biodiversity and endemism rates that place Madagascar in the top three of the countries with the highest biodiversity in the world.

The recent discovery of new taxa with 16S rDNA sequences not complementary to standard universal primers suggests that current 16S rDNA libraries are not representative of true prokaryotic biodiversity.

ILDIS is a global species database providing expert taxonomic and area occurrence data for the twenty thousand species of Leguminosae [15], one of the largest families of flowering plants, often considered as representative of global plant biodiversity [16].

Roles such as oil palm and logging concessionaires, government, local NGO (promoting biodiversity conservation) representatives were played by the villagers, matching as much as possible the real life roles of external agents.