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And that flow, that flow of life, from the very base up to the very top, is the flow that ecologists see.

But in a new study, two marine ecologists argue that the penguins actually have no trouble seeing in the dark.

In the beginning, ecologists built simple mathematical models and simple laboratory microcosms . They were a mess.

flower ecologists have distinguished the wind pollinators , i . e . the anemophilous plants from the zoidogamous plants.

To cobble together a synthetic biome, the half-dozen Bio2 ecologists sat down at a table together and played this ultimate jigsaw puzzle.

He contacted Czech avian ecologists with a survey, asking about their social activities and a list of their published work since 1980.

Centre for Ecology, Evolution and Conservation is one of the largest groups of ecologists and evolutionary biologists in the UK.

Most field ecologists were surprised by how simple such a self-sustaining closed world could be.

Now ecologists have assessed the earthquake's impact on biodiversity and the habitat for some of the last existing wild giant pandas.

Some ecologists argue that feral cats are so terrible for urban ecosystems that they really ought to be euthanized.

In the beginning, ecologists built simple mathematical models and simple laboratory microcosms .

Instead, Bartenev claims that he and his seven colleagues are harmless "ecologists" who had been working for an unnamed organisation.

The results are worrying, however, because ecologists conduct thousands of studies each year that involve analysing animals caught in traps.

Traditionally, ecologists and forestry researchers do this and then devise ways of scaling up the measurements, Gibbs explains.

Until now, ecologists have mostly focused on these factors as they affect individual species, but the new paper takes a more global view.

Thoreau is still read without being assigned, and lives as a patron saint of ecologists .

In a commentary, ecologists say that the native-versus-nonnative issue is becoming a moot question.

Forest ecologists have been more concerned than agronomists with the inner mechanisms of natural and artificial ecosystems.

I have no idea why he chose avian ecologists, maybe they're known as hard partying types in the scientific community.

A fascinating issue for ecologists is to develop a general theory exploring the mechanisms of formation and stabilization of biodiversity.

Speakers will include medical and veterinary scientists as well as ecologists and experts in particular pathogens.

Ecologists in the field take pictures of the animals using an everyday digital camera. That image is uploaded to a Stripespotter database.

A 2007 study by ecologists at Rutgers University found that current global nuclear stockpiles are still capable of producing this outcome.

Later ecologists built more complex systems in the computer and in the aquarium. They thought these complex ones would be good.

Ecologists learn about the human life in the fragile web of life by studying about the animals that share our world.

Forest and wildlife ecologists probably can point out additional adverse impacts that such extensive poplar monocultures can generate.

Nobody knows what will happen next in what ecologists see as a gigantic, unplanned, centuries-long experiment.

For its unique environment, ecologists around the world show intense interest in the region.

An unusual collaboration of marine ecologists and fisheries management scientists says the answer may be yes.

Hence clustering and classification techniques that were once predominantly the domain of ecologists are now being used more widely.

Environmental valuations aim to solve a problem that troubles both economists and ecologists: the misallocation of resources.

In the 20th century, biologists, ecologists and epidemiologists launched many long-term studies, designed with an eye beyond their own time.

Ecologists have now discovered another effect. It would appear that, as the habitat shrinks, so too do the creatures that live there.

The surprising findings, say the ecologists who authored the report, may have implications for the use of pesticides in agriculture.

Understanding species coexistence and the maintenance of biodiversity has long been the central interest of ecologists.

The ecologists projected the competitiveness of rival organisms. They bickered for water or sunlight rights.

Ecologists say global warming will shrink species, as bigger creatures will have more problems losing heat.

As ecologists study the causes of disease emergence, they're finding that human enterprise is a far more significant force.

Ecologists pointed out that a cluster of tall buildings in a city often overburdens public transportation and parking lot capacities .

In practice, there is considerable overlap between the work of ecologists and other environmental scientists.

But ecologists can't be everywhere so they're turning to non-scientists, sometimes called citizen scientists, for help.

Models which mimic the growth of forms and the environmental influence on the growth process are also useful for ecologists.

Ecologists point out that a cluster of high-rise buildings in a city often overburden public transportation and parking-lot capacities.

One approach the ecologists favored was building redundancy of pathways into the food webs.

In the 1980s ecologists looking for organisms that could be used as indicators of oceanic pollution took a keen interest in rag worms.

Botanists and ecologists from all over the world will come all the way here for them.

The ecologists projected the competitiveness of rival organisms.

When the ecologists had finished their fieldwork, they made a startling discovery.

Most ecologists who have studied the phenomenon agree that the climate explains it somehow.

Ecologists are supposed to get down to the preservation of endangered species.

Removing a unique combination of toes in frogs and toads is a common way for ecologists to ID individuals.

And he learned that other ecologists had discovered the same thing.

Therefore, at low latitudes than high latitudes of biological species and more so for ecologists provided a favorable factor.

ecologists working to preserve our natural resources.

Indeed, some ecologists, such as Mike Townsley of Greenpeace, a lobby group, say talk of a renaissance is overdone.

So say ecologists in a commentary in the journal Nature.

To curb the rise of the ecologists, Mr Sarkozy will apply his suffocation tactics to them too.

They are conservation ecologists who seek to document past and probable future extinctions to find effective methods to prevent the latter.

Ecologists say the fires were worse than they should have been because of Kremlin-sponsored reforms.

So say ecologists in a commentary in the journalNature.

These fast-moving adaptations come as a surprise even to biologists and ecologists because they are occurring so rapidly.

The ecologists will jump down our throats if we kill an endangered species for sport.

Ecologists collected mosquitoes from one trap on Monday.

The people who study ecosystem are called ecologists.

These ecologists found that the worms' jaws contained a lot of zinc, a metal that is toxic in large doses.

These ecologists posit that the relatively steady populations have "density-dependent" growth parameters;

Association of Applied Insect Ecologists