Sentence examples similar to reserved connectivity from inspiring English sources
As black rockfish have a longer pelagic larval duration (PLD) than some of the other nearshore rockfishes (Table 8), our analysis of reserve connectivity is probably conservative (because connectivity would probably be less for other Sebastes species).
Ideally, a marine reserve network should be designed to have multiplicative effects, such that the demographic coupling of populations in separate reserves can synergistically increase numbers both within reserves (i.e., reserve connectivity) and outside (i.e., reserve subsidy to the fishery) (Gaines et al. 2010).
Recent developments have thus incorporated much desired spatial design considerations, and reserve-network connectivity has received increased attention.
For instance, the efficiency of protected areas in sustaining locally endangered populations and ecosystems depends on reserve network connectivity.
Most important for the evaluation were the presence of clouded leopards, the reserve size, connectivity and classification of the protected areas.
We refer to the demographic exchange of migrants between reserves as connectivity (the source-to-destination matrix of settlers to a series of subpopulations that comprise a metapopulation connected through larval dispersal).
This paper seeks to determine to what extent multi-tenure reserve networks improve the reserve design and connectivity of the public protected area estate, using three networks in southeastern Australia as case studies.
