Sentence examples for supporting species from inspiring English sources

The fisheries, it says, are managed so that their fish can be caught indefinitely without much harm to supporting species.

Unlike the Audubon field guides by Roger Tory Peterson, which bird-watchers use to identify birds in the wild, Mr. Pough's guide provided information about behavior and arguments supporting species protection.

Consequently, forest management aimed at supporting species diversity will be most effective if tailored to ecosystem productivity.

Rabosky and McCune (2010) review how phylogenetic trees supporting species selection may show heritable differences in speciation or extinction rates between lineages and or reliable associations between such diversification rates and the possession of relevant traits.

To study selective pressure in the SAL1 family in more detail, we tested the amino acids changing occurring in the 12 branches supporting species as positively selected by PAML.

A more constructive approach to establish methodologies for plant DNA taxonomy would be to find genetic markers that are most likely to achieve species monophyly of the group under study, because the probability of supporting species monophyly should vary across markers and lineages in response to the marker-specific coalescence time and lineage-specific life history traits.

Calcareous grasslands are among the most diverse habitats, supporting species-rich vegetation.

Our anatomical, behavioral, and physiological analyses here have outlined the architecture of a system supporting species-specific courtship hearing, built upon genetically labeled lines expressing fru M or dsx within the fly.

But because the Arctic Ocean is connected to the Pacific and Atlantic by relatively shallow passages, it is possible that vents there -- isolated for millions of years -- might support species not seen anywhere else, the scientists said.

Most ditches support species also common elsewhere.

In parallel variety of habitats were created in urban environments, which may also support species diversity.