A plot that describes the interplay between diversity (use) and abundance (reuse) of FSFs (total number of distinct FSFs versus the total number of FSF domains that are encoded in a proteome) shows viruses have the simplest proteomes, followed progressively by Archaea, Bacteria and Eukarya, in that order.
We assessed the distribution of introduced, invasive species as related to anthropogenic infrastructure and environmental conditions across southwestern Wyoming. to discern direct correlations as well as covariate influences between land use, land cover, and abundance of invasive plants, and assess the supposition that these features affect surrounding rangeland conditions.
The main objective was to investigate the effect of spatial heterogeneity and diversity of land use on total richness and abundance of farmland birds at a national level.
Bacillus spp. use the phosphorylation state and abundance of Spo0A to engage in activities, such as cannibalism, to maintain a growing population for as long as possible prior to resorting to sporulation [ 26].
We proposed a species functional value (FV) index based on their functional traits and key ecological characteristics, and estimated each site's ES value using FV weighted by the dimensions and abundance of individuals in different land uses (LU).
Bee-population declines are linked to nutritional shortages caused by land-use intensification, which reduces diversity and abundance of host-plant species.
When using stem cells, the structure and abundance of aggrecan and the composition of the cartilage ECM that is formed is immature and may not be ideal for withstanding the rigours of adult life.
Spatial analysis was then used to quantify the distribution and abundance of RSDs and determine the percentage of bedrock reef, sedimentary and RSD substrates on the continental shelf within state waters.
Remotely-sensed environmental data from earth-orbiting satellites are increasingly used to model the distribution and abundance of both plant and animal species, especially those of economic or conservation importance.
The concept of global pyrogeography — the study of the spatial distribution of fire across the planet — borrows heavily from ecology, where three general factors are used to explain the distribution and abundance of organisms: resource availability, physiologically appropriate environmental conditions, and dispersal ability [22].
