Sentence examples for the same ecosystems from inspiring English sources

You can find the same ecosystems, the same people, the same fruit trees on either side.

New analyses of the light produced by L. luckae and its kin reveal it is identical to the light produced by click beetles in the genus Pyrophorus living in the same ecosystems, the researchers will report in a forthcoming issue of Naturwissenschaften.

It also suggests that M. abscessus and M. marinum may live in the same ecosystems and may be transmitted to humans by similar mechanisms.

This implies that M. abscessus is able to live in the same ecosystems as P. aeruginosa and B. cepacia, with patients becoming infected from the same microbial reservoir.

The stratigraphic ranges of these species show considerable overlap, indicating that they were coeval and apparently inhabited the same ecosystems, a rare phenomenon among chasmosaurine ceratopsids from the same formation, and presently unknown within Centrosaurinae [12].

These fossil angiosperms provided important information about early angiosperms which co-existed with many gymnosperm and other plants in the same ecosystems [ 39, 40].

Honeybees and caterpillars, however, have little to do with each other, even though they often exist in the same ecosystem.

For the sauropods, though, there were often numerous species (many of which would easily top 10 tonnes, and plenty were many times this figure) in the same ecosystem.

Even though the Nokia 808 PureView offers arguably better image quality, and the Samsung Galaxy S3 offers faster shooting, neither are supported by the same ecosystem of apps or ancillary hardware from third-party vendors … Get close, and then get closer.

It's not that wolves and caribou can't live in the same ecosystem – they coexisted for centuries before European settlement – it's that this particular, dwindling herd can't handle any predation.

Her latest and biggest challenge to date is to help build the world's first biomimicry designed cities, built to perform the same ecosystem services as their native ecosystems, rendering them more self-sufficient in providing essential services such as water and temperature regulation.