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Tentative List with Brief Descriptions

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Units - Georgia FFA
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The Effects of Stream Habitat Modification on the Life
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... 3. Various activities associated with agricultural development in other regions have been found to cause very significant declines in native fish populations which suggests that there is a risk in this region also. 4. There is a large proportion of stream length potentially affected by agricultural ...
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- Center for the Advanced Study of India

... East Africa consists of medium-sized antelope such as Thomson’s gazelle and Grant’s Gazelle which weigh between 40 lbs to 150 lbs (Eaton 1974: 52). Cheetah individuals are highly dispersed due to their need for following herbivores and consequently, the homeranges can be huge, estimated to be 1651 s ...
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... and African ungulate populations. At present, the population dynamics of Mediterranean species is poorly known. At variance with northern or semi-arid environments, the typical Mediterranean climate is characterized by mild winters, with almost no frost or snow, moderately warm summers and rather li ...
Oral Presentation Abstracts - Queen`s University Belfast
Oral Presentation Abstracts - Queen`s University Belfast

... ([email protected]), Uni.Autonomous of BENI, Bolivia The mammals that spend most of their lives under the ground already is taking refuge or looking for food are considered underground beings that are morphologically and ecologically adapted for digging and requirements demanded by the hipogea ...
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practicequiz12.aquaticbio

... b. more people seeking homes and places for recreation near lakes and streams c. more people seeking homes and places for recreation on coastal areas d. invasive species e. industrial development In the United States, over half of the fish extinctions in the last century were driven to extinction by ...
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Exploring Coral Reefs
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... Coral reefs are the most species-diverse areas of all marine habitats, approaching tropical rainforests in their species richness. Up to one quarter of all marine species and one fifth (4,500) of known marine fish species live in coral reef ecosystems. The reefs of the Indo-Pacific are much more spe ...
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Bulletin of the College of Science, University of the Ryukyus

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... predator/prey models in which numbers of predators and prey oscillate predictably over time ignore the myriad of factors that affect population size. Major population explosions and declines are inherent features of numerous natural systems. Some ecologists suggest that many interacting populations ...
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... deliberately or accidentally outside of their natural range, where they then become established and cause damage to their new environment. They are one of the greatest threats to global biodiversity, second only to habitat destruction. They may also adversely impact on health and amenity, and can ha ...
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Response of macroarthropod assemblages to the loss

... we have a reliable regional species pool only for that group (Ellison and Record 2009); we do not have quantitative data on a regional species pool or even a regional species list for either beetles or spiders. The species-abundance distribution of ants in the manipulated plots prior to treatment (2 ...
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... for each count. Nevada State law also affords protection to the desert tortoise. The Endangered Species Act allows for individuals of an endangered or threatened species to be taken incidentally to an otherwise lawfully activity, as long as conditions of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Biologic ...
Special Feature - Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve
Special Feature - Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve

... major conflicts in ecology, creating a sense of déjà vu. These conflicts include whether ecosystem or community ecology provides better insights into the workings of nature, the relative importance of biotic vs. abiotic factors in governing community composition and structure, the virtues of pheno ...
Economic instruments to achieve ecosystem objectives in fisheries
Economic instruments to achieve ecosystem objectives in fisheries

... required even when there are no biological interactions between the species. The possibility of multiple equilibria and complicated dynamics and their implications for sustainability are briefly discussed. Equations for the valuation of ecosystem services are derived. Only two classes of economic in ...
Biodiversity loss and its impact on humanity
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... global research agenda6. By the mid-1990s, BEF studies had manipulated the species richness of plants in laboratory and field experiments and suggested that ecosystem functions, like biomass production and nutrient cycling, respond strongly to changes in biological diversity7–10. Interpretation of t ...
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... than the presence of exotic species was influencing survival rate of Red-legged Frog tadpoles such as predation by invertebrate predators and/or food limitation. Although Red-legged Frog tadpoles have variable survival in the presence of bullfrog larvae, metamorphosing frog survival was <5% in the p ...
Effects of pigs in Hawaii - Lake Forest College
Effects of pigs in Hawaii - Lake Forest College

... goats) and plants where needed. Despite the need for conservation and restoration of these forests, there is little information on patterns of native plant recovery or the effects of reduced disturbance with feral pig removal on native and nonnative plant dynamics over time following this management ...
Alternative Stable States Generated by Ontogenetic Niche
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... determine the coexistence equilibria. One solution is always trivial; for this solution, CJ* = CA* = 0. The point in the analysis is that CJ* and CA* are expressed as upward-convex quadratic functions of each other. Therefore, at most three coexistence equilibria are observed when ASS exist: one is ...
Hui y McGeoch 2006
Hui y McGeoch 2006

... In the model presented here, the speciation process is based on a simple model of allopatric speciation (Gavrilets et al., 2000), which is closely related to several previous studies (Orr and Orr, 1996; Gavrilets, 1999). Allopatric speciation is the origin of two or more species resulting from diver ...
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Habitat conservation



Habitat conservation is a land management practice that seeks to conserve, protect and restore habitat areas for wild plants and animals, especially conservation reliant species, and prevent their extinction, fragmentation or reduction in range. It is a priority of many groups that cannot be easily characterized in terms of any one ideology.
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