Sentences with phrase «aquatic ecology»
"Aquatic ecology" refers to the study of how living things interact with each other and their environment in water, such as lakes, rivers, or oceans. It focuses on understanding the relationships between organisms, their habitats, and the water ecosystem they belong to. Full definition
However, seven years later, the amount, size and density of the live coral had returned to 1999 levels as sea temperatures eased, according to Tom Frazer, professor of aquatic ecology at the University of Florida and part of the research team.
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This event discusses basic fish identification, aquatic ecology, fishing equipment and techniques for all ages.
The teams compete in five different environmental categories, soils / land use, aquatic ecology, forestry, and wildlife, and a current environmental issue.
«The peculiar morphology of Halszkaraptor fits best with that of an amphibious predator that was adapted to a combined terrestrial and aquatic ecology: a peculiar lifestyle that was previously unreported in these dinosaurs.
During this spring semester pilot program, 22 students from SFSU and CCSF were hired as Academic Interns in a wide spectrum of capacities: habitat restoration, aquatic ecology, vegetation ecology and endangered species, waterbird monitoring, education and interpretation, stewardship and volunteer management, new media and community outreach, GIS mapping, library research, business management, facilities management, environmental protection and sustainability programs.
The sand chokes up pools and riffles and fills billabongs putting intense pressure on inland, aquatic ecologies.
A professor of biology and ecology who has earned an international reputation for his work in biogeochemistry, aquatic ecology, and remote sensing, Melack has written more than 200 publications describing research emphasizing ecological processes in lakes, rivers, wetlands, and catchments in Brazil, Africa, Australia, Japan, Central Asia, and the United States.