Supplementation hatcheries aim to temporarily increase spawner census size to conserve genetic resources and boost natural population abundance of imperiled wild populations while minimizing genetic and ecological risks commonly associated with traditional hatchery practices (Ford 2002; Goodman 2004).
We don't show the Kohonen map due to its 162×162 big size necessary to conserve ∼3.5 neurons per input data.
Little, if anything, is known about shark litter sizes, making it very difficult to conserve this species.
The female lays two to four eggs within a month, and relies on the size of the nest to conserve heat.
It appears to be a common phenomenon for the size of satellite monomers to conserve nearly uniform within a genome [ 13, 32, 33], whereas the copy number of satellite monomers varies dramatically across species, within an organism, or on a specific chromosome between different subspecies or varieties [ 7, 21, 34].
We need to understand such idiosyncratic effects of fragmentation better, rather than rely on one-size-fits-all management plans to conserve bird communities in tropical forest fragments.
Use a relatively high resolution on your camera, but make sure you set it to take jpeg, not RAW, images, to conserve file size.
Birds exhibited strong scale dependent wetland use underscoring the need to conserve wetlands of varying sizes and at varying densities on the landscape.
Similar sized conserved blocks were predicted to be syntenic to A12XGD-206 and BolAG_1996_A O2, however no synteny was detected in the other maps.
Since relative effect sizes appear to be conserved between the CSS panel and the QTL study, one might expect that the directions of shape change associated with genetic differences in these chromosomes could also be conserved.
