Sentence examples for temporal species from inspiring English sources

However, intermittent or intensive rains events may actually promote the colonization of several temporal species (Acc: accidental species, Table 2).

The field data from an extensive sample were here used to model the temporal species richness change among the forest areas in the last 60 years.

Generally, at the local-scale, temporal species turnover was very high with 74% of sites experiencing >50% turnover between the two sampling dates (Fig. 1).

In situations where data of spatial and temporal species distribution can be more thoroughly collected, pre-construction observations might still not correlate with post-construction conditions.

Increasing temperature can decrease species richness of communities [ 47], induce changes in community composition and facilitate temporal species turnover [ 48] and decrease community evenness [ 49], but it is clear that there are multiple factors that, in concert with biodiversity, will determine how climate change affects the provision and stability of ecosystem functioning [ 34, 38, 50].

This dataset revealed massive diversity in environmental dinoflagellate barcodes at 10 m and 100 m in summer and winter, which showed spatial and temporal species-level separation.

The simulation results were evaluated with regard to the spatio-temporal species composition and complexity, i.e. species diversity and spatio-temporal unevenness.

Reporter assays are sometimes unable to generate the tissue, temporal and species specific transcriptional regulation [ 72- 75].

An overall multiresistance rate of 33-75% in shigella isolates was found with individual temporal and species variations from S. dysenteriae to S. flexneri.

We also found that over shorter temporal scales species-poor subdominant communities in areas invaded by Larrea were less stable (more variable in time) compared to species rich communities in grass-dominated vegetation.

Using an exceptionally well-documented estuarine fish assemblage, sampled monthly for over 30 years, we show that temporal shifts in species abundances underpin species coexistence.