Sentence examples for surface habitats from inspiring English sources

All three otolith types (lapilli, sagittae, and asterisci) of P. mexicana showed a decrease in size ranging from the non-sulphidic cave habitat (Cueva Luna Azufre), to non-sulphidic surface habitats, to the sulphidic cave (Cueva del Azufre), to sulphidic surface habitats (El Azufre), to P. sulphuraria.

and microbial processes in spring and stream microbialites (e.g., travertines, tufas, sinters) and exposed sedimentary and rock surface habitats (endolithic habitats and cryptogamic covers), is of particular importance for the more comprehensive understanding of past life because these represent terrestrial habitats expected on ancient continental surfaces.

Lichens exhibit many growth forms but one major group dominating rock surface habitats are the crustose lichens, thalli closely attached to the substrate, growing radially outwards from the point of establishment (nucleation).

Surface habitats also differ in their light regimes.

Furthermore, there was a pronounced difference in offspring size and fecundity in the benign surface habitats.

Hence, P. mexicana in sulphidic surface habitats experience an up to twentyfold increased bird predation [ 69].

The system level trade study yielded two different configurations one for the transit to Mars and another for the surface habitat, which included in situ resource utilization.

Ambitious goals of human space exploration in the next 40 years like a permanently crewed surface habitat on Moon or a manned mission to Mars require technologies which allow for a reduction of system and resupply mass.

Many national space agencies are actively advocating to build up a lunar surface habitat capability starting from 2030 or earlier: according to ESA Technology Roadmaps for Exploration this should be the result of a broad international cooperation.

As the depth of shielding increases, either onboard a spacecraft or in a surface habitat, the relative contribution of neutrons increases significantly, so that obtaining accurate neutron spectra becomes a critical part of any dosimetric measurements.

Comparative genomic analyses reveal an extensive loss of genes associated with catabolic activities, presumably as a result of adaptation to the properties of the cheese surface habitat.