Sentences with phrase «ecologists believe»

Many ecologists believe that this has exacerbated Lyme disease prevalence in the region.

The reasons behind this lack of opposition are unclear, but it may be that conservation biologists and wildlife ecologists believe the issue of feral cats has already been studied enough and that the work speaks for itself, suggesting that no further research is needed.

``... it may be that conservation biologists and wildlife ecologists believe the issue of feral cats has already been studied enough and that the work speaks for itself, suggesting that no further research is needed.»

And, that's because the tick season was pretty bad in 2016, but ecologists believe it will be even worse in 2017.

This build - up of nitrogen, ecologists believe, will attract pests and allow other plant species to invade these habitats, changing them forever.

The ecologists believe that continuing on our present course is a sure recipe for disaster.

• Some ecologists believe that we can not convert to an ecologically sustainable society with a new economics quickly enough to prevent ecological collapse.

Ecologists believed the fish first spent a year in fresh water, then moved to the ocean to mature and finally came home to reproduce.

Boswellia trees have had trouble reproducing in recent years, and ecologists believed that they were weakened when traders tapped them for resin.

Until the 1970s, ecologists believed that the more complex the ecosystem, the more stable: lose one species and the rest fill in.

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Ecologist Ethan White of Utah State University, Logan believes that sharing can help you win grants because «funding agencies want to know that the money they spend will benefit science as a whole.»

Until recently, says ecologist Peter Walsh of Princeton University in New Jersey, experts have believed that ape populations in Gabon and Congo, home to 80 % of the world's gorillas and most common chimps, were stable because these countries retain much of their original forest cover.

Ecologists still don't believe in fairies.

Devra Kleiman, a behavioural ecologist who has worked with the pandas at the Smithsonian National Zoological Park in Washington, DC, says «I firmly believe that pandas can distinguish individuals they know.»

«What we've found is so amazing, even I have a hard time believing it is true,» says Walt Koenig, a behavioral ecologist at Cornell University and the lead author of the paper.

Ecologists who study flowering plants have long believed that flowers evolved with particular sets of characteristics — unique combinations of colors, shapes, and orientations, for example — as a means of attracting specific pollinators.

BMC Ecology is the first ecology journal to consider this innovative article format; please read our blog where we discuss what benefits we believe it can offer to ecologists.

Many scientists and ecologists now believe that keeping those ecosystems intact offers a far greater greenhouse gas - reducing benefit — by not disturbing the carbon stored within native plants and in untilled soil — than any benefit which might be conferred by burning ethanol instead of petroleum.

An ecologist must either harden his shell and make believe that the consequences of science are none of his business, or he must be the doctor who sees the marks of death in a community that believes itself well and does not want to be told otherwise.»

Economists, who outnumber ecologists by a sizable margin, continue to believe that the economic system operates above and beyond, rather than wholly within, Earth's ecosystem.

I am willing to believe those who know more than I, as in climatologists, scientists, biologists, ecologists.

Believe me, ecologists are the last people that should be regarded as a terrorist threat.

Oh, don't worry, some dyed in the wool ecologists even now believe that carbon dioxide, the basis of life on earth is more toxic to life than ionising radiation.

, etc.) I know several Social Ecologists who don't believe in AGW and think it's all a plot to institute population control.