Sentence examples for species driven from inspiring English sources
Is our species driven by competition, or cooperation?
They say the species offers proof that simple conservation steps can have a big impact, even for species driven to the edge of oblivion.
Conservation experts have already signalled that the world is in the grip of the "sixth great extinction" of species, driven by the destruction of natural habitats, hunting, the spread of alien predators and disease, and climate change.
In 2007, a beaver, a species driven out of New York waters 200 years ago by overeager fur traders and developers, was seen in the river, and its 12-foot wide lodge — a mound of twigs and mud — was discovered.
As for the identification of local adaptation, population genetic statistic methods were applied to seek the outliers of genetic variation and differentiation across genomes within and between species driven by selection forces (Sabeti et al., 2006).
The untimely extinction of the golden toad in a Costa Rican rainforest in the late 1980s just may have been the first in a long list of species driven to extinction by global warming.
Production of these species drives the production of the remaining species.
Further studies will be needed to conclude whether skin thickness is a main parameter responsible for permeability differences or whether different skin structures between different parts of the body and furthermore between species drives the observed permeability differences.
Increasing the spatial scale of landscape disturbances (such as by applying a pesticide to control an unwanted species) drives down population density because of reasons including dispersal-limited recolonization and the resulting increase in temporal variability.
During ripening, this species drives the fermentation of lactate into propionate, acetate and CO2, via the Wood-Werkman cycle, resulting in the formation of the characteristic "eyes" and flavor of these cheeses.
Scavenging reactive oxygen species drives hyperoxidation of a redox-active cysteine to sulphonic acid (sulphonylation), which in turn drives formation of homo-oligomers [ 39, 40].
