How To Use Ecological niche In A Sentence
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Human beings fill every ecological niche on the planet, from the icy tundra to the tropical rain forests to the deserts.
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New small and quick alternatives will be waiting to occupy the ecological niche left vacant by the decline of the old.
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The auks ' ecological niche was similar to the penguins ’, but not the same.
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Such small to medium-sized companies are building a multinational business on excellence and leadership in one small ecological niche.
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By contrast, the appeal of the industrial co-operative remains unchallengeable, its ecological niche exclusive to it.
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A business that is the wrong size is a business which does not have the right ecological niche to survive and prosper.
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The international study provides compelling evidence that mammals grew in size and complexity only when an ecological niche was left vacant after the extinction of dinosaurs.
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Once the ecological niche has been occupied, there is unlikely to be much growth.
THE ESSENTIAL DRUCKER
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More than 3,000 species of mosquitoes are present on our planet, each occupying a distinct ecological niche.
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Curiously, labyrinthodonts are not found in the Otways - crocodiles apparently filled the same ecological niche.
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It depends for its success on its preferred position in a small ecological niche.
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Each animal has its ecological niche.
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Some thing or things have to happen for a microbe to escape its previously harmless ecological niche and reach critical mass.
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Because of the tight correlation between dentition and ecology, dental characters can be used effectively to infer aspects of the diet or ecological niche.
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New small and quick alternatives will be waiting to occupy the ecological niche left vacant by the decline of the old.
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Based on the literature review of the ecological niche theory and the urban tourism competitiveness, the concept of tourism competitiveness niche is discussed.
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Together, such understanding will link across biological fields to explain patterns of genome size variation in development, floras, ecological niches and evolution.
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New small and quick alternatives will be waiting to occupy the ecological niche left vacant by the decline of the old.
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It depends for its success on its preferred position in a small ecological niche.
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It is an organism that has taken advantage of a man-made ecological niche, created in buildings' water systems.
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It must, to speak in biological terms, find its specific ecological niche in which it has an advantage and can therefore withstand competition.
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Insects have adapted to nearly every ecological niche available, from arctic to tropic and mountaintop to river bottom.
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To study ecological niche of the Acaroid mites breeding in grain stocks with the logical and qualitative research.
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Insects have evolved smell receptors tailored to their individual ecological niches: fruit flies detect fruit, for example, and mosquitoes sense humans and other warm-blooded animals.
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Each animal has its ecological niche.
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Old ecological niches were destroyed in the process and new ones opened up.
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All existing ecological niches are occupied by the time the younger one comes along, and he has to find something different.
Times, Sunday Times
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The ecological niche of an organism is the position it fills in its environment comprising the conditions under which it is found, the resources it utilizes and the time it occurs there.
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The international study provides compelling evidence that mammals grew in size and complexity only when an ecological niche was left vacant after the extinction of dinosaurs.
Times, Sunday Times
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To study ecological niche of the Acaroid mites breeding in grain stocks with the logical and qualitative research.
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All display similar ecological niches where they are most commonly found.
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They fill the same ecological niche as the bunny, only the bunny is better at it, and so since the introduction of the bunny to Australia, bilby numbers have dropped alarmingly.
Rabbit, rabbit. « A Bird’s Nest
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There are several cases of convergent evolution between marsupials and placental mammals, in which the two animals have evolved to fill the same ecological niche in different parts of the world.
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Such small to medium-sized companies are building a multinational business on excellence and leadership in one small ecological niche.
MANAGEMENT: task, responsibilities, practices
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It must, to speak in biological terms, find its specific ecological niche in which it has an advantage and can therefore withstand competition.
MANAGEMENT: task, responsibilities, practices
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Some thing or things have to happen for a microbe to escape its previously harmless ecological niche and reach critical mass.
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This in turn has led to rapid evolution to fill the vacant or new ecological niches.
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Geranospiza looks pretty much the same as Polyboroides, occupies the same ecological niche, behaves in the same manner, and even has the same bizarrely mobile intertarsal joint.
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Fewer plants equate to fewer ecological niches and fewer species of animals to fill them.
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All existing ecological niches are occupied by the time the younger one comes along, and he has to find something different.
Times, Sunday Times
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It depends for its success on its preferred position in a small ecological niche.
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This in turn has led to rapid evolution to fill the vacant or new ecological niches.
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This environment emphasizes the learning process and ecological niche differentiation in learners' professional development, thus enhancing autonomy in professional development.
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There are several cases of convergent evolution between marsupials and placental mammals, in which the two animals have evolved to fill the same ecological niche in different parts of the world.
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A business that is the wrong size is a business which does not have the right ecological niche to survive and prosper.
MANAGEMENT: task, responsibilities, practices
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This in turn has led to rapid evolution to fill the vacant or new ecological niches.
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Reefs in general were not available to enhance biodiversity rebound because they first had to be reconstituted as viable ecosystems." do offer a variety of ecological niches and "bumpiness," as Aronson puts it, or a "great variety of physical spaces, [water] flow regimes and other ecological opportunities.
Scientific American
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Once the ecological niche has been occupied, there is unlikely to be much growth.
THE ESSENTIAL DRUCKER
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Some early humans may have started eating meat as a way to survive within their own ecological niche.
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It is an organism that has taken advantage of a man-made ecological niche, created in buildings' water systems.
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The unique ecological niche of the giant noctule may in turn explain some of its peculiar natural history traits.
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It depends for its success on its preferred position in a small ecological niche.
MANAGEMENT: task, responsibilities, practices
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Each animal has its ecological niche.
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What caused it is not known - one of the most plausible suggestions is that it followed shortly after marine animals evolved protective shells and cuticles that allowed them to exploit new ecological niches.
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By contrast, the appeal of the industrial co-operative remains unchallengeable, its ecological niche exclusive to it.
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Living space - more formally known as the "ecological niche concept" by biologists - refers to the particular requirements of an organism to thrive.
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Erectus was on our side of a great divide—with an expanded cranium and an ecological niche defined by the use of tools.
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Host radiation allows a parasite to expand its ecological niche by adapting to one or more novel hosts.
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New small and quick alternatives will be waiting to occupy the ecological niche left vacant by the decline of the old.
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