Sentences with phrase «between different habitats»

However, we demonstrated that there is specialisation of the coral host to particular reef environments, with each strain of coral host associating only with particular types of symbiotic algae... the results also highlight the lack of connectivity between different habitats on a single reef, such as shallow and deep water, which has important implications under future climate change scenarios, as coral reefs will be largely dependent on neighbouring areas for their recovery.

«The results also highlight the lack of connectivity between different habitats on a single reef, such as shallow and deep water, which has important implications under future climate change scenarios, as coral reefs will be largely dependent on neighbouring areas for their recovery.»

The biggest differences were between different habitats rather than between different species.

Not exact matches

They also function as habitat cross-links between meadows, fallows and different field margins.

«Whatever major structural changes that are made to the environment can result in different connectivity between habitats and spaces.»

The species involved in the collisions varied between services which operate across different habitats.

In its study, the team of scientists explains that species with low habitat requirements depend on the exchange between different populations.

The fact that some mussel species are dispersed all across Europe and have given rise to different strains could be related to the ice ages and periods between them, on the one hand, but also to their fish hosts and the conquest of new habitats, on the other.

For species conservation it is also important to be able to differentiate between species because with their different characteristics they mostly have different habitat requirements,» says Wiemers.

I had been working with Archean astrobiologists since 2014, exploring the link between early life habitats on Earth and the hot springs that I study (Jurassic - modern) in different parts of the world, including New Zealand.

«Exploitation of the same habitat, but key differences at important times of the year, suggests that competition between a single species works to preserve the different phenotypes we observed - whilst simultaneously creating the potential for so - called sympatric speciation, i.e. the potential for a new species to form without geographic isolation,» says Hawley.

The edge effects describe the changes in species diversity that occur at habitat boundaries, and can be pronounced when habitat structure alters abruptly between two different types of ecosystem.