ecological process

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There are two important ways in which ecological processes enter this measure.
That is, the dorsal system functioning according to ecological processes, and the ventral system functioning according to constructivist processes.
But while studies have documented the key trends, detailed linkages with social ecological processes remain unclear.
The model extends consideration of resource use beyond its usual impact on stock level to include its impact on the supporting ecological processes.
To sum up, we have come a long way since those studies and ecological processes are being studied to determine linkages with economic value.
All three ecological processes are potentially affected by predation.
Nevertheless, many ecological processes are only understandable at such higher resolution.
It is impossible to accurately model the ecological processes described above.
In particular, temperature is emerging as a key driving force behind many ecological processes.
Ecological processes that affect populations in complex landscapes.
Our study provides empirical information on the ecological processes underlying species declines and extinctions in habitats undergoing disturbance.
Furthermore, several physiological and ecological processes inherent to parasite transmission or pathology are likely to be altered by climate changes.
At least four of the other seven non-accounted sources of potential benefits - biodiversity, ecological processes, education and research - could be significant.
Reconciling ecological processes with phylogenetic patterns: the apparent paradox of plant-pollinator systems.
Examination of just one small part of a food web, especially one involving generalist predators, cannot be relied upon to reveal the ecological processes leading to observed dynamics.
Environmental factors and ecological processes in boreal forests.
Despite the short distances between habitats studied, local ecological processes were strong enough to allow for a differentiation between moth ensembles from mature forest and anthropogenically disturbed sites.
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