Sentences with phrase «aquatic communities»

Understanding carbon cycling is central to understanding climate change and how aquatic communities are structured and supported.

There is public tennis, basketball, golf, local craft fair, fruit stands, gift shopping and aquatic community center.

Sophia Passy studies the ecology of aquatic communities in systems ranging from laboratory streams to the continental freshwaters.

Considered the father of trophic cascades science, Paine has spent most of his life studying aquatic communities.

«The Southeast's rich aquatic communities are globally significant,» said Duncan Elkins, the study's coordinator and a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Georgia River Basin Center, based in the Odum School of Ecology.

Yet, we don't fully understand how the increased salinity in vernal pools will interact with natural stressors (e.g., predator - prey and competitive interactions) of aquatic communities under natural conditions.

Dragonfly larvae are voracious predators of aquatic organisms and release kairomones — chemical signals released by predators following the digestion of prey — that permeate throughout the aquatic community.

Reptiles and Amphibians Working together to craft legislation to protect the welfare of animals, the California General Assembly, reptile and aquatic communities, and PIJAC successfully amended a bill that would have made it a crime to sell or give away live animals at a reptile or aquatics show.

To address this threat, PIJAC is advocating for aquatic species, their owners and the trade on the most pressing issues facing the aquatics community:

As a steward for conservation and education, our mission is to make a difference in the aquatic community.»

[Makoko Floating School] is a movable «building» or «watercraft» currently located in the aquatic community of Makoko in the lagoon heart of Africa's second most populous city - Lagos, Nigeria.