They say the analysis provides the simplest expectation for the future distribution of marine biodiversity, showing recurring spatial patterns of high rates of species invasions coupled
with local extinctions.
Not exact matches
Within decades we will know whether man is going to be a physical success around earth, able to function in ever greater patterns of
local universe, or whether he is going to frustrate his own success
with his negatively conditioned reflexes of yesterday and will bring about his own
extinction around the planet earth.
If Labour's collapse in the
local and Mayoral elections had been synonymous
with Ukip and Lib Dem gains, it would have been a portent of an
extinction level political event on June 8th.
«We came up
with the idea that the native shrimps might be eating the exotic species to the point of
local extinction, and hence its patchy occurrence» said Prof. Dick.
A first - of - its - kind study led by researchers at the University of Florida shows that the dramatic loss of elephants, which disperse seeds after eating vegetation, is leading to the
local extinction of a dominant tree species,
with likely cascading effects for other forest life.
With aggressive action to reduce greenhouse gases, the model predicts that only about 51 percent of sites will suffer
local extinction (39 to 79 percent, depending on the global climate model).
«The habitat would be chopped down and, in addition,
with so many of the people who come in, there will be more hunting... exacting more pressure on species and leading to population declines and
local extinctions.
Almost half of plant and animal species have experienced
local extinctions due to climate change, research reveals,
with the tropics suffering the most pronounced loss
Despite offering a number of playable mech pilots along
with local and online multiplayer modes, the result is an unmotivated rehash that's overdue for an evolution (or
extinction).
With the help of their trusty Astro Worker, players terraform planets, decimate
local fauna and drive native animal life to near
extinction in their quest for the perfect soup.
These poor pikas are struggling, and especially
with 2014 confirmed as the hottest year on record, these animals are at risk of
local extinction.
Almost half of plant and animal species have experienced
local extinctions due to climate change, research reveals,
with the tropics suffering the most pronounced loss
If those conditions exceed the tolerances of
local populations, and those populations can not migrate or evolve fast enough to keep up
with climate change,
extinction will be likely.
Biologists say that they «uncovered a staggering rate of
local extinctions in the mammal fauna,
with only 767 from a possible 3,528 populations still persisting.»
Unfortunately, a distinguished ecologist called Jim Steele found fault
with her conclusion: there had been more
local extinctions in the southern part of the butterfly's range due to urban development than in the north, so only the statistical averages moved north, not the butterflies.