Sentences with phrase «stable food chain»

In doing so, they help establish a stable food chain for all the animals in the coastal region.

By «complex life,» the researchers don't mean necessarily technologically advanced or even highly intelligent life, but rather life forms that are above the microbial level and form stable food chains like those found in ecosystems on Earth.

Not exact matches

That would end ALL food chains, which would require many millenia for food chains to even begin to reform and become stable.

It comes in convenient shelf - stable envelopes for hauling or storage, making it easier than ever to eat lower on the food chain.

They come in convenient shelf - stable envelopes for hauling or storage, making it easier than ever to eat lower on the food chain.

Some agri - food scholars argue that their ever - expanding transnational supply chains have established an era of stable production - consumption relations (or Food Regime), while others point to the conflicts they are encountering with governments, social movements and «alternative» consumfood scholars argue that their ever - expanding transnational supply chains have established an era of stable production - consumption relations (or Food Regime), while others point to the conflicts they are encountering with governments, social movements and «alternative» consumFood Regime), while others point to the conflicts they are encountering with governments, social movements and «alternative» consumers.

The Western Montana Scientists» Committee for Public Information reported: «Since 1080 remains stable and does not degrade easily, it is extremely hazardous to animals higher in the food chain.

For example, as restoration is completed along the Truckee River in Reno and Sparks, restoring and encouraging native plants that support specific insect herbivores will help keep the ecosystem and food chain stable and functioning into the future.

Many scientists have long considered the length of the food chain in the open sea to be relatively stable, with roughly the same animal species feeding on each other through time.

Molecular dating and stable isotope analyses also show that by very early in their evolutionary history, polar bears were already inhabitants of the Artic sea ice and had adapted very rapidly to their current and unique ecology at the top of the Arctic marine food chain.