Sentence examples for systems for ecological from inspiring English sources
Rocky shores in particular have served as model systems for ecological studies, given their dense and diverse assemblages of organisms and their experimental tractability.
The management of rangeland systems for ecological and commercial outcomes is driven by a need to understand how grazing animals achieve most efficient and sustainable use of resources within the landscape.
We use threespine stickleback to investigate the potential importance of parasites and immune systems for ecological speciation [1], [12].
This gastropod displays two sympatric ecotypes (RB and SU) which are becoming one of the best studied systems for ecological speciation.
We developed an indicator system for ecological integrity based on simulated natural disturbance and indicator species to test if forest condition and habitat in managed forests are similar to that found or expected in natural systems.
We do this in Lucania, a genus that is becoming a model system for ecological speciation research.
In terrestrial invertebrates, these have always been a favourite trait system for ecological geneticists, with industrial melanism in Biston betularia as the prime example (Brakefield 1987).
The model legume Medicago truncatula is an emerging system for ecological genomics and association mapping, since the genomes of at least 400 inbred lines will be re-sequenced and polymorphism data will be linked with phenotypic variation.
To summarize, we are reporting a genome-wide analysis of evolutionary patterns of transcriptional response during acclimation to high temperature in Daphnia, an emerging model system for ecological genomics.
Boechera stricta is one of the most morphologically and molecularly well-defined Boechera species; it is predominantly diploid, sexual, highly self-fertilizing and most accessions form a monophyletic group (Dobeš et al, 2004; Schranz et al, 2005), making it a good system for ecological genomic studies.
Experiments with microbes have an established tradition as model systems for understanding ecological and evolutionary processes (Elena and Lenski, 2003; Kassen and Rainey, 2004).
