Sentence examples for resources species from inspiring English sources

"Monsanto promotes an agro-industrial model that contributes at least one-third of global anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions; it is also largely responsible for the depletion of soil and water resources, species extinction and declining biodiversity, and the displacement of millions of small farmers worldwide.

They represent a strong forcing factor for evolutionary and ecological processes, e.g., population dynamics, species successions, competition for resources, species diversification, and energy and gene flows [5].

This can include "predictive power," overlapping biological information, "detailed empirical knowledge of population biology, resource assessment and monitoring, successional dynamics, patterns of fluctuation in climate and resources, species interactions, ethnotaxonomy, sustainable harvesting, and adaptive management and manipulation of disturbance regimes…" (Kimmerer 2002, 433).

In the ocean, this technology is being applied to definition of proposed marine protected areas, as a tool to correlate coastal geography; charts of coral reefs, coastal marshes, and other natural resources; species distribution; traditional and commercial fishing grounds; and patterns of local and transitional ship movements.

He concluded, "The result obviously is a gradual shift of the baseline, a gradual accommodation of the creeping disappearance of resource species".

This may reflect more efficient foraging on a few numerically dominant and abundant resource species.

Red king crab (RKC) (Paralithodes camtschaticus Tilesius, 1815) is one of the most important fishery resource species in Alaska.

For example, bumble bee colonies may benefit from greater overall floral abundance, richness, or relative dominance of resource species.

In the uni-directional C-R interaction, the consumer provisions the resource species with a non-trophic beneficial service of dispersal or defense in the other direction [4].

Over thousands of years, these people have developed diverse practices and protocols that have not only sustained, but enhanced the resource species both in quantity and in quality.

Across all network levels we consistently find that phylogenetic relatedness among resource species is correlated with consumer overlap but that phylogenetic relatedness among consumer species is not or negatively correlated with resource overlap.