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Despite this ecological variation, lacertids do not display an equivalent amount of anatomical variation.
Fostering ecological richness on farms requires more than the absence of synthetic pesticides and gigantic manure lagoons.
Sedimentation continuing at its current rates, or increasing, undermines the future ecological viability of shrimp farms.
The Ecology Building Society specialises in mortgages for conversions, renovations and ecological self-build projects.
The spill polluted the water, damaged the coastal ecological system and disrupted fishing in the area.
The key ecological problem was that this enormous growth of dry farming crops took place on the steep slopes of the mountain ranges.
The research on ocean circumfluence has a lot to do with changes in climate and ecological changes in the ocean.
When I first read news of this ecological disaster in a national paper I dismissed it as journalistic sensationalism.
Biodiversity of ecological boxes, abundant with organic matter, was compared with mesofauna from other habitats.
Many native species however, exhibit a characteristically wide range of ecological tolerances and their distributions reflect this.
The present article methodizes the approach to the ecological urban planning and it is one of the there are too.
The ecological damage that this project would cause is almost unimaginable.
Her mission is preserving populations of native rock grape plants in situ, on site in their native habitat, as part of an ecological preserve.
During the developmental period from birth through weaning, the intestinal microbiota undergoes a rapid ecological succession.
But Kuo said that the blame for such disasters belongs on public construction projects that used ecological unfriendly engineering methods.
We'll be hearing from a few people who would definitely be classed as New Agers, but with a bent for ecological activism.
As hemlocks decline throughout the mid-Atlantic region of the United States, forest composition and ecological components will change.
The toxification of the biosphere by man-made poisons is one of the litany of ecological disasters that is bringing us undone.
The Haida have stated publicly that they are opposed to offshore oil and gas development because of ecological concerns.
He eventually gave it up, as color television and general transistorization shrank the ecological niche.
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Host radiation allows a parasite to expand its ecological niche by adapting to one or more novel hosts.
This bioassay provides a measure that is precise and repeatable, but more importantly reflects the ecological context of TTX intoxication.
A biocentric planetary religion that promotes ecological ethics would be ideal but I do not envision such an innovation until it is too late.
We discuss the ecological and biogeochemical implications of these results.
So long as its shortcomings are recognized, this book has a wealth of information on the distribution and ecological biogeography of birds.
Are the biogeographic and ecological responses of tropical-rain forest species representative of those of other fragmented biomes?
This has important ecological implications for trophic responses and estuarine productivity.
Insects have adapted to nearly every ecological niche available, from arctic to tropic and mountaintop to river bottom.
The man seen by many as Enemy No.1 of the environment has built a showplace of ecological sensitivity.
This view implicitly includes features that are important to the Tzeltal, and these features are used as variables in ecological research.
Important ecological factors in modern communities include predation, competition, and ecological succession.
The eutrophication causes ecological disturbance of water, which leads to death of fish, shrimp, swan mussel and other species.
The agency wants to hear from outsiders about how the migration of retirees to regions with warmer climates might cause ecological pressure.
Numerous ecological studies have demonstrated that attack by herbivores can reduce plant fitness.
A major step towards ecological sustainability is to stop our incessant shopping.
People are concerned about the ecological sustainability of marine farming.
There are many biological and ecological systems that eventually go extinct yet appear to be stable over any reasonable timescale.
But in this early stage of the 21st century, the bur oak still serves important ecological needs.
Possible explanations for that finding can be drawn from both the heuristics and biases and the ecological schools of thought.
Many of these regulations are keyed to specific resources within ecological systems rather than to addressing the system as a whole.
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We read regularly about the horrors that can befall our planet if we upset the fine ecological balance.
From an ecological point of view, the park should have encompassed contiguous biodiversity-rich forest tracts that cut across even states.
These floodplains offer important ecological, hydrological and recreational functions and values.
No one set about intentionally to destroy the ecological integrity, social responsibility, or economic viability of American agriculture.
Attention has focused on a number of problems, including reinforcement, sympatric speciation, and the ecological context of speciation.
We are the product of a process of speciation, competition, and ecological change.
His essay cites the ocean's resilience to ecological damage from oil spills and sunken shipping.
This limits our ability to make broadscale predictions about the relative importance of local ecological processes.
Social resources are at least as important as ecological resources in supporting a desirable quality of life.
The shift toward more ecological means of pest control is a driving force in research and in growers' fields.
The city council voted unanimously in July to make the entire watershed an ecological reserve.
The region is a ecological funnel through which millions of waterfowl, raptors and neotropical birds pass each year.
The ecological role and niche of coiled cephalopods can be studied by considering the common morphological characters of these fossils.
Forest Service officials are comparing the economic and ecological results of this handwork to using machines.
His book on ecological genetics went through several editions and his monographs on moths and butterflies are still used.
Growing awareness of ecological issues in the 1990s prompted a Wombles comeback.
Because ecological correlations often seem surprisingly high, some statisticians and social scientists think they should be devalued in some way.
Rigorous and data intensive, ecological economics builds on the idea that natural resources are as valid a form of capital as oil rigs.
Some early humans may have started eating meat as a way to survive within their own ecological niche.
A network of mini hydel power plants can deliver energy equivalent to a big hydel project without imposing a strain on ecological systems.
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Each technique has been validated against laboratory standards and has been tested throughout the tropics in a variety of ecological contexts.
Although developed primarily for ecological applications, some of its component programs are useful in systematics and biogeography.
They also investigate the ecological assumption that some organizational features are more resistant to change than others.
The conference, like the concept of ecological design itself, ran the gamut from the supremely practical to the resolutely idealistic.
The ideal modern farm using ecological and traditional methods integrates plant and animal husbandry.
Ecologists have long recognized the need to incorporate spatial scale into planning ecological restorations.
The court declared that no money would be awarded for ecological restoration.
Primitive primates called lemurs fill the ecological roles of woodpeckers, squirrels and monkeys.
Within ecological anthropology there were also critiques of an overemphasis on bounded local analyses.
Since the 1990s, ecological anthropology has incorporated a political dimension into ecological analysis.
Neither food sufficiency nor ecological sustainability can be achieved by exporting inappropriate western technologies.
Underneath a big tree are various other plants, shrubs, liane, and so on, forming an interacting ecological structure.
Mankind has become like a plague to the planet, it offers it no ecological benefit, and upsets the existing ecological equilibrium.
Underscored by an ecological development brief, the new campus has a green landscaped centre, ringed by lecture halls and a university library.
Invasives like mute swans and rock pigeons are wreaking ecological havoc throughout the United States and threatening countless native species.
Could the Asian elephant fulfill the same ecological role that elephants played here 13,000 years ago?
The background of war and ecological crises will make society and architects more conservative and rule-bound.
There is a frequent and incorrect assumption that ecological buildings have to be far more expensive.
The NCAA's motivation for promoting walking safaris is primarily an ecological one.
The visitors will see activities of the Masai tribe of Kenya, an exhibition about ecological tourism and an African safari park.
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Eucalyptus plantations in the Brazilian Amazon have wrecked vast swathes of the rainforest by upsetting the delicate ecological system.
Of course there are people who say that Miller is on the take from someone for his vociferous defense of the this potential ecological nightmare.
Corporations may deduct from income an amount up to the fair market value of the ecological gift.
There is no safety or security for us unless there is worldwide social justice and ecological sanity.
We have to put ecological sanity and human rights at the top of our list of priorities.
The significance of symbiosis is now recognized for its abundance, wide distribution, and fundamental importance in many ecological processes.
The three ecological groups of mushrooms are mycorrhizal, parasitic and saprophytic mushrooms.
Fungal endophytes and saprotrophs generally play an important ecological role within plant tissues and dead plant material.
As such, these data may well acquire an unwonted historical significance if the potential ecological impact of the disease becomes a reality.
The convoluted plotlines and gimmicky narration distract needlessly from its premise of ecological change and accountability.
Land crabs are nocturnal scavengers that climb trees, enter holes and are the invertebrate ecological equivalent of rats.
Peddlers also performed an ecological function as consummate street scavengers, collectors, and recycling artists.
Inland water navigation offers considerable economic and ecological advantages over other forms of transport in many areas and industries.
Legend notwithstanding, the ecological causes and consequences of marcescence are not well understood.
And he says there is a pending ecological disaster as the weed smothers river life.
Existing natural features and areas were identified as of ecological importance and were incorporated into the masterplan.
Back in 1991 the company commissioned two studies to compare the ecological costs of reusable versus disposable nappies.
The project successfully integrates ecological ambitions with the design of architectural and sculptural elements.
Social cognitive theory, ecological systems theory and cultural-historical theory have a contextual base.
The Danube river faces an ecological crisis after the sinking of the Slovak cargo ship Polana near the port of Rousse.
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On this basis, the spillage of a million tons of oil is indeed a matter for ecological concern.
In principle this molecular epidemiological approach, in conjunction with ecological data, will allow estimation of the risk that houses will be reinvaded after spraying.
Under the ecological theory of adaptive radiation, adaptation and reproductive isolation are thought to evolve as a result of divergent natural selection.
While one framework does not undermine the other, I argue that this ecological model allows us to more fully theorize rhetoric as a public creation.
Thus, nowadays, these four species represent progressive stages of late speciation and constitute an excellent example of ecological speciation and adaptive radiation.
In addition to ecological studies investigating the timing of amphibian metamorphosis, a considerable amount of work has addressed the endocrine control of metamorphosis.
It was a new, ecological eye that saw new kinds of harms and legislated to cure them.
But whatever we may lack in hygiene, we make up for in ecological smarts.
And garbage from this massive infrastructure project was also poured into the Mzymta River, causing an ecological hazard.
I find the ecological barrens of the Euro-countryside to be depressing.
This classification persisted until Pratt et al. suggested a closer relationship to the white-eyes based on behavioral, ecological, and zoogeographical considerations.
I am interested in understanding how the morphological and ecological associations of anemophily reflect the aerodynamic requirements for effective pollen export and import.
I was there to take a stand against a global system that increasingly places more value on economic progress than on human and ecological welfare.
Analysis of the ecological reasons for the development of free whorls in modem gastropods may explain the reason for this condition in the Scoliostomatidae.
Changes in the ecological structure of the lowland areas, caused by increased and inconsistent hydrological fluctuations, have been reported by community hunters and trappers.
They are not only creating a natural habitat for migrating birds, but also moving the water away from the oil refinery, averting a potential ecological disaster.
Pulses are also necessary for sustainable agriculture, since they are nitrogen-fixing crops and provide an ecological alternative to chemical nitrogenous fertilizers.
All display similar ecological niches where they are most commonly found.
Such ecological alterations as have been observed as a result of the local calefaction of the river to date appear to be relatively inconsequential.
We learn about the ecological impacts of agriculture, husbandry, charcoal production, mills and dams, commercial logging, city sewers, and commercial fishing.
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The sheer breadth of these studies can stagger the imagination, ranging across continents for specific forces of ecological and historical change.
The products of many symbioses, and the effects of symbiosis on plant, animal and human hosts are of ecological, agricultural and medical importance.
Its studies have validated the ecological value of traditional farming and been instrumental in fighting destructive development projects in India.
According to these considerations, the factor of light appears as the first of many different environmental factors for the ecological plant sociology of mesophytes.
The exhaust gases that these cars produce are very harmful to the environment, causing a variety of ecological problems such as ozone depletion and global warming.
Explaining ecological phenomena in terms of organismal traits has broad acceptance by community ecologists and growing acceptance by ecosystem ecologists.
Such giant cephalopods play or played a similar ecological role of top predator to that of Devonian arthrodire placoderms, Mesozoic pliosaurs and Cenozoic toothed whales.
We face major challenges in trying to put life into empty promises to reverse the ecological degradation and falling living standards that afflict much of the world.
Dumping the brine from Point A into Point B is likely to cause lasting ecological damage.
Such unequal development has been paid for, in large part, by the creation of an enormous ecological or carbon debt, which has taken the form of global climatic upheaval.
Whether European honeybees were equally or better fit than Africanized honeybees in the ecological and climatical conditions of southern Texas may never be known.
In a related study Clay and his colleagues will examine how the cicadas influence the ecological relationship between insect-eating birds and caterpillars.
With ecological planning, Bulgaria could become the first balanced nation on earth, by linking its population to its carrying capacity and wild environment.
Another ecological incentive for using vegetable ivory is that renewed trade in tagua nuts could help protect endangered rain forests in Ecuador, Colombia and Peru.
An informative monitoring technique in ecological immunology is to quantify lytic activity over time, which measures the status of the invertebrate immune system.
Among them are environmental illness, ecological illness, total allergy syndrome, the 20 th-century disease, and idiopathic environmental intolerances.
Williams' plan is to raise awareness about ecological issues by touching the lives of students along his route, through school talks and media events.
Yet many scholars established in other fields have become ecological autodidacts and have begun to develop research and teaching in environmental subjects.
But it's either that or un-ending resource wars and their concomitant blowback, increased nuclear proliferation and instability, and ecological catastrophe.
The widespread availability of computer technology makes the application of ecological footprint analysis feasible as a homework assignment for the students.
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Originally this was applied to remote sensing for checking the effects of agrochemicals used by farmers, to increase efficiency and reduce ecological damage.
The introduction and spread of non-native fish species can have far-reaching and undesirable ecological consequences for animal and plant communities in rivers and lakes.
Brian has concentrated on the ecological diversity of the region, with its rare flowers, walruses, Bowhead whales, bearded seals, Polar bears and sea birds.
Or else he will become one more voice in the wilderness in a country determined to go on a downward spiral of social and ecological self-destruction.
Early Carboniferous coral faunas of the block have a strong Eurasian affinity, with two recognized coral faunas from two ecological facies having been recognized.
We would have considered an algae bloom to be a welcome sign of ecological renewal.
Chemical messengers regulate physiological and behavioral functions at all levels of organization including molecular, cellular, developmental, organismic, and ecological.
It occupies a wide-range of ecological niches throughout the Afrotropical region, is highly anthropophilic, and is susceptible to the human malaria parasites.
The first is ecological and focuses on recent methods aimed toward quantifying the canopy-disturbance history of forests as recorded by tree rings.
In addition to the ecological damage, all traffic to and from the ports have been blocked, essentially cutting the big apple off from the rest of the world.
Pocket gophers, gopher tortoises, ants, badgers, prairie dogs, wild pigs, and grizzly bears are just a few of the animals that can alter ecological structure and function.
Perhaps these early birds still retained enough features of their terrestrial ancestry to facilitate a readaptation to ground life in appropriate ecological circumstances.
They are of benefit to wildlife as they ensure land is kept in a natural state and they adhere to sound ecological values like recycling and biodegradability.
Thus, this monograph is a welcome publication for those who work on the later Neogene, and for paleoanthropologists interested in the ecological context of basal hominids.
However, an economic model that does not include the creation of wealth is about as valuable as an ecological model that does not include reproduction or predation.
This analysis included only those groups of organisms with a linear upper carnassial, in order to study the evolution of an ecological group, mammalian carnivores.
Nonetheless, we estimated ecological effects and impacts based on reviews of the literature and our knowledge of the autecology and synecology of these species.
The ecological conservation of seamounts is hurt by the simple lack of information available.
Compared with geomyids, little is known about the roles of other subterranean rodents in ecological succession.
Other ways of defining species include similarity of DNA, morphology or ecological niche.
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Descendants inherit genes plus environmental characteristics generated by the ecological actions of ancestors.
His work contributed significantly to thermoeconomics and to ecological economics.
The world tree is also interpreted by some in the community as an icon for ecological and social engagement.
Pastoralists have an understanding of ecological processes and the environment.
California is one of the richest and most diverse parts of the world, and includes some of the most endangered ecological communities.
This radical shift from a chemically inert to an oxidizing atmosphere caused an ecological crisis, sometimes called the oxygen catastrophe.
Machairs have received considerable ecological and conservational attention, chiefly because of their unique ecosystems.
Golden eagles are fairly adaptable in habitat but often reside in areas with a few shared ecological characteristics.
However, there are ecological and demographic constraints on extra pair matings.
These varying and regionally different ecological conditions produce distinctive forest plant communities in different regions.
Whatever triggered the early Cambrian diversification opened up an exceptionally wide range of previously unavailable ecological niches.
The ecological system reached a new grade of complexity far beyond that of the Cambrian fauna, which has persisted until the present day.
Those species able to adapt to the changing conditions survived to fill the ecological niches left by the extinctions.
Additionally, ecological models are much harder to test because a great deal of data is required.
It is perfectly adapted to the island ecosystem, and occupies a similar ecological niche that the extinct myotragus had.
The role of the salmon spirit guided the people to respect ecological systems such as the rivers and tributaries the salmon used for spawning.
The scale of the ecological impact may or may not be significant, depending on specific circumstances.
This type of ecological succession from a freshwater to marine ecosystem is typical of river estuaries.
The loss of animals from ecological communities is also known as defaunation.
They are often the first plants to take hold in a mudflat and begin its ecological succession into a salt marsh.
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It shows the ecological and economic effects of both legal and illegal trade in construction sand.
The distinctive ecological conditions of peat wetlands provide a habitat for distinctive fauna and flora.
Essentially, plankton are defined by their ecological niche rather than any phylogenetic or taxonomic classification.
Phytoplankton serve as the base of the aquatic food web, providing an essential ecological function for all aquatic life.
The use of silicon by diatoms is believed by many researchers to be the key to their ecological success.
An ecological species is a set of organisms adapted to a particular set of resources, called a niche, in the environment.
However some species show circuitous migratory routes that reflect historical range expansions and are far from optimal in ecological terms.
This declaration was a condensation of a number of ecological manifestos Bob Hunter had written over the years.
The parks foster ecological research programmes and public education in the natural sciences.
After several improvements, it now ranks 84th in the world for ecological sustainability.
In 2002 the Prestige oil spill occurred with big ecological consequences along Spain's Atlantic coastline.
Secondly, runoff can deposit contaminants on pristine soils, creating health or ecological consequences.
Salinity is an ecological factor of considerable importance, influencing the types of organisms that live in a body of water.
Considering all the ecological data, there seems to be an evolution in the associations of ostracods throughout time.
Although the Baltic Sea has undergone several ecological changes during the last two decades, the sprat has dramatically increased in population.
Divided from each other by administrative borders, they form a single ecological entity.
A habitat is an ecological or environmental area that is inhabited by a particular species of animal, plant, or other type of organism.
Kelp may develop dense forests with high production, biodiversity and ecological function.
Its proliferation is important especially during the summer, which causes economical and ecological problems.
However the small percentage of introduced species that become invasive can produce profound ecological changes.
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These impacts result in decreases in species diversity and ecological changes towards more opportunistic organisms.
In other cases a stable ecological balance may be upset by predation or other causes leading to unexpected species decline.
Heat transfer oils are generally not used for economic and ecological reasons.
The area is of great ecological and landscape importance, particularly because of the coastal and estuarine habitats along its edge.
Pliny's premise is distinct from modern ecological theories, reflecting the prevailing sentiment of his time.
It can be a valuable indicator of the biological and ecological environment that existed after the sediment was deposited.
This figure indicates unsustainable ecological practices, because few species emerge each year.
Removal of exotic species will allow the species that they have negatively impacted to recover their ecological niches.
Though some species are common pests for humans, rodents also play important ecological roles.
Introductions in the Southern Hemisphere have mostly failed, except where local Galliformes or their ecological equivalents are rare or absent.
During the Paleogene, the Strigiformes radiated into ecological niches now mostly filled by other groups of birds.
Lizards have frequently evolved convergently, with multiple groups independently developing similar morphology and ecological niches.
Probably the most important ecological characteristic of abyssal ecosystems is energy limitation.
One of the primary ecological havens on the seamount is its deep sea coral garden, and many of the specimens noted were over a century old.
Another such seamount is Bowie Seamount, which has also been declared a marine protected area by Canada for its ecological richness.
This event vacated terrestrial ecological niches, allowing the dinosaurs to assume the dominant roles in the Jurassic period.
The emergence of South American organisms is due to the widening of that organisms' ecological niche.
In addition to ecological considerations, decisions regarding the future of the fisheries were also influenced by social and economic factors.
Drift nets also are used in ecological studies in studying the downstream drift of invertebrates.
Detection and attribution may also be applied to observed changes in physical, ecological and social systems.
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John Hurrell Crook studied the behaviour of weaverbirds and demonstrated the links between ecological conditions, behaviour and social systems.
Being conspicuous elements of the ecosystem, they have been considered as indicators of ecological health.
Dinosaurs are a varied group of animals from taxonomic, morphological and ecological standpoints.
Additionally, isotope ratios can provide much information about the ecological conditions under which extinct animals lived.
The loss of species from ecological communities, defaunation, is primarily driven by human activity.
This has resulted in empty forests, ecological communities depleted of large vertebrates.
A cataract bog is a rare ecological community formed where a permanent stream flows over a granite outcropping.
While many ecological problems affect both small islands and large landmasses, small islands suffer their particular problems.
The climate changed considerably and boundaries among different ecological zones changed as well, affecting migration and conquest.
The territory of Bolivia comprises four types of biomes, 32 ecological regions, and 199 ecosystems.
The rivers and streams improve the landscape and keep the ecological environment of the city stable.
The Chamber for Sustainable Tourism Law Pearlas aims to preserve the islands' delicate ecological balance.
One of the most important ecological problems of Olkhon Island is the disposal of household waste.
Another ecological concern affecting the island is the illegal felling of timber by local inhabitants.
Oceania is one of eight terrestrial ecozones, which constitute the major ecological regions of the planet.
Some industry is being transferred out of the city to improve the ecological state of the city.
Still, much can be deduced from the structure of current traps and their ecological interactions.
From an ecological perspective, raptor populations in urban areas are highly beneficial.
These ridgelines and hilltops are exceptional aesthetic and ecological resources, visible from many perspectives and distances.
As a technical subdomain of biology ecological investigations have evolved from what has been traditionally called natural history.
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On the other hand they can opt for one of our ecological detergents or, to be totally eco-friendly, could use wash balls.
Does niche divergence accompany allopatric divergence in Aphelocoma jays as predicted under ecological speciation?
In various ways these ecological adaptations can lead to assortative mating and possible speciation.
Benthic diatoms and macroinvertebrates in the assessment of the ecological status of Azorean streams.
His second entry ties in with the show's ecological twist this year, and is entitled Conserving the Limestone Pavement.
Phylogeny, paraphyly and ecological adaptation of the colour and pattern in the Anolis roquet complex on Martinique.
Climate change is ecological but also economic, social, and political.
Army Corps of Engineers has rubber-stamped development along the natural waterway without studying the ecological impacts.
Biotechnological approaches for pest management and ecological sustainability.
The use of taxonomic surrogacy, where higher taxa are used to estimate species richness, is not new to ecological assessments.
The biogeography and some ecological aspects of teiid lizards of Trans-Pecos Texas.
Cetin Main and Cetin Lower with each plant having a small hydropower unit to manage the ecological water flow.
Despite their ubiquity in nature, few studies have been conducted worldwide to determine the ecological importance of mycetophagous diptera.
Just don't talk to me about biomes, thermodynamics, the principles of ecological science, or neo-Malthusianism.
Genetic variation in Tridacna maxima, an ecological analog of some unsuccessful evolutionary lineages.
An ecological study of the Common Raven at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge and its effects on the nesting success of selected waterfowl.
A clear understanding of species co-occurrence in the total catch is important for anticipating the ecological impacts of bycatch.
Margulus and Dorian Sagan delve into symbiogenesis, a valid ecological phenomenon, and discard neo-Darwinism.
Parasites, microflora, echinoderms, crinoids, and reefs are among the ecological features described.
Absolute negligence and outsight indifference has caused extensive damage to the lake, which is often known as the ecological lungs of Srinagar.
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It is important too for the ecological concept that the linear blocks have a shallow plan-depth for daylighting.
They replace simple principles such as protecting wildlife species with complex, difficult-to-define ecological pablum.
The Sumgayit region also acts as an ecological sink, with levels of gene flow into the region exceeding gene flow out of the region.
Embracing organisational democratisation and ecological awareness, the workplace is changing.
These contradictions are deeply dilemmatic for human rights and ecological justice activists in the West.
A survey of anthropogenic ecological factors potentially affecting gray foxes in rural a residential area.
To reduce possible ecological impacts from oil spill events, the chemical dispersant Corexit 9500A has approval for widespread application.
Quantifying phyllostomid bats at different taxonomic levels as ecological indicators in a disturbed tropical forest.
Environmental change and ecological protection at the headstreams of Changjiang.
We need to develop a more comprehensive ecological ethics to avoid biocide or ecocide.
The UAE has one of the highest ecological footprints per person, and results in one of the largest wastage of resources.
The report demonstrates that long, happy lives are possible even with smaller ecological footprints.
Weeds, polyploids, parthenogenesis and the geographical and ecological distribution of all-female species of Cnemidophorus.
An ecological study of the polypody fern Polypodium polypodioides as an epiphyte in Mississippi.
These ponderosas will become the ecological foundation of our restorable but damaged ecosystems.
A comparative study on electroretinogram in fish, with special reference to ecological aspects.
Studies on the propagational ecological habits and characteristics of wild Garrulax conorus.
They advocate a steady-state economy, governed by a principle of enough, which they define in economic, eudaimonic and ecological terms.
The concluding section addresses ecological network analysis, and offers a prospectus for future aquatic food web studies.
As a certified permaculture designer, Fry has a passion for deliberate ecological design, which integrates human needs with natural systems and cycles.
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Set in a post-apocalyptic America of plagues and fear, ecological disaster and moral blight, The Pesthouse is a vision of the American dream gone horribly awry.
Think of living mulches as groundcovers that self-renew, self perpetuate, perform environmental functions and add ecological and aesthetic dimensions as well.
From 14 to 16 July, 23 youth between the ages of 16 and 18 learned from CCF field researchers aspects of cheetah husbandry and veterinary care, ecological.
In some locations jellyfish may be filling ecological niches formerly occupied by now overfished creatures, but this hypothesis lacks supporting data.
This fish was a pioneer for the ecological niche filled today by mammals, like blue whales, and cartilaginous fish, such as manta rays, basking sharks and whale sharks.
The latter is the most sophisticated discussion of ecological issues of which I am aware built into a protracted depiction of the terraforming of Mars.
The most popular thing used to manufacture them these days is a hat fabric called Sinamay which is very ecological as it is made from dried banana leaves.
Recognition of the importance of mixotrophy as an ecological strategy is increasing, as well as the wider role this may play in marine biogeochemistry.
New packaging for the Coffee Kids, Cafe Society, Premium Fairtrade and Organic and Sanctuary ranges is aimed at highlighting the brand's ethical and ecological positioning.
A survey of the assortment of insects whose activities are fueled by nectar and pollen of saw palmetto flowers might illuminate part of a larger ecological network.
Using phytosociological data to address ecological questions.
However, Fassouri Marsh has seen its ecological value been degraded over the last few decades and needs the site to be managed in order to preserve it, BirdLife said.
He describes this development in the realms of healthcare, ecological thinking, and the sacralization of psychedelic substances in opening chapters.
It's been a real ongoing problem here in Maine where people wanting to go organic have stripped the rocks of rockweed, thus creating a potential ecological disaster.
In general, rechargeables leave a lighter ecological footprint.
The trays were marked with string to create 12 roughly equal-sized quadrats, a common technique in ecological research, to facilitate data collection.
Social organization of Hazel Grouse and ecological factors influencing it.
This programme has aimed to reconnect the marshes by returning tidal flow along with the ecological functions and characteristics of the marshes back to their original state.
The Yorkshire Dales Rivers Trust YDRT has a remit to conserve the ecological condition of the River Nidd from its headwaters to the Humber estuary.
Reintroduction of plants into such habitats is usually difficult or impossible, as the ecological needs of certain populations is closely tied to their geographical location.

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