Sentence examples for underlying biodiversity from inspiring English sources

Understanding the factors that explain these patterns of parasite diversity is critical to identifying the ecological principles underlying biodiversity.

Most molecular studies on corals have echoed similar findings that skeletal morphology is a poor indicator of underlying biodiversity.

More generally, an outlier-based approach may prove informative for designating management units across a wide variety of terrestrial and aquatic systems, providing an avenue for directly integrating processes underlying biodiversity generation into conservation prioritization strategies.

The high diversity of indigenous B. tabaci in the southern and southeastern coastal parts of China may in part reflect the underlying floral biodiversity which is higher than elsewhere in China in many of these provinces ([41]; Fig. S1).

Genetic material (DNA) is the common thread that unifies all life on Earth, with DNA forming an extraordinarily universal data type underlying all biodiversity.

While the importance of biodiversity underlying ecosystem services is broadly acknowledged, the role of individual plant species in the interaction of park visitors with biodiversity has received less attention.

We use examples from Australia and New Zealand to illustrate these underlying drivers of biodiversity change, but similar examples can be found in and applied to any agricultural system worldwide.

It has been written that without understanding the fundamental processes underlying the role of biodiversity in ecosystem functions and services, "attempts to forecast the societal consequences of biodiversity loss, and to meet policy objectives, are likely to fail".

Deforestation and forest fragmentation are increasingly recognized as the underlying drivers of global biodiversity loss, hence forestry management will need to explicitly incorporate spatial ecology objectives.

It is found that the principles underlying modern experiments on biodiversity have been available for a long time, being developed in studies of competition among intertidal gastropods more than 20 years ago, but have been largely overlooked by aquatic and terrestrial ecologists.

Incorporating both short-term physiological measures of productivity and longer-term measures of standing stock, as in our study, can provide complementary insights into the mechanisms underlying the relationship between biodiversity and ecosystem function [9].