Sentence examples for the same biodiversity from inspiring English sources

Yet they are threatened by the same biodiversity crisis as tigers, polar bears or any other species.

For a person with an aerial orientation — "My dad is spending his whole life watching in the air," Julien once remarked to Nicole — Hong Kong is a paradise, nurturing, on its skyline, the same biodiversity that Darwin observed in the Galápagos.

This gives the forest a certain structure, but it is uncertain whether this structure is felt to represent the same biodiversity when assessed by novices rather than biodiversity experts.

Instead, we conducted a taxonomic distinctness analysis [46], [47] to examine whether the species lists from each sub-region have the same biodiversity structure.

Information on cost must be considered at some stage in the prioritisation process and we show the same biodiversity outcomes can be achieved with less expenditure if objectives are pre-specified and costs incorporated a priori.

Among the ecological processes that were measured at the German BIODEPTH site we selected those that were relatively independent (mean correlation over all selected processes was 0.5) since two highly correlated processes would be trivially ruled by the same biodiversity components.

By identifying all members of a cryptic species complex as the same species, biodiversity is underestimated and geographic distributions are overestimated.

The same applies to biodiversity, fisheries, neonicotinoid pesticides and a host of other issues affecting the living planet: negotiators have tried to work their way under, over and through the gate, while ensuring that the barrier remains in place.

"Teeb can have the same impact for biodiversity as the Stern Review had for climate change, and will be a useful tool to help reduce the loss of species and habitats," said UK Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman.

Proponents, including many governments, believe it can play the same role for biodiversity as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has played in that field - taking authoritative analyses of relevant science directly to policymakers.

But not all types of agriculture have the same effects on biodiversity.