Sentence examples for sparse biodiversity from inspiring English sources

The Upper Missouri, roughly encompassing the area within Montana, Wyoming, southern Alberta and Saskatchewan, and North Dakota, comprises mainly semiarid shrub-steppe grasslands with sparse biodiversity because of Ice Age glaciations.

The sparse or absence of undergrowth is an indication of reduced biodiversity under Eucalyptus plantations.

Offering too-sparse protection everywhere is likely insufficient to conserve headwater habitats and biodiversity, while our alternative targeted protection of selected headwaters does not bind the entire forest landscape into a biodiversity reserve.

Sparse human populations and an ice-covered ocean have helped to protect Arctic biodiversity from human activity in the past, but similar protection has not occurred on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.

But the pattern of mammal biodiversity--extensive in low elevations and nearer the equator, sparse in high places and nearer the poles--suggested a connection to Len Gillman, an evolutionary ecologist at the Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand.

The taxonomic and ecological information of the small invertebrates is relatively sparse, yet it is essential that they are incorporated into conservation planning in order to conserve biodiversity and ecosystem functions [2].

Empirical evidence for the stabilizing effect of biodiversity is readily available, whereas experimental confirmation of the performance-enhancing effect of biodiversity is sparse.

We show that sparse, non-systematically collected biological records can be modelled using readily available environmental variables to meaningfully predict potential biodiversity richness, including rare and threatened species, across a landscape.

That they damage biodiversity.

Biodiversity & mass extinctions.

How is local biodiversity responding?