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global climate changecauseshabitat modification
development , deforestation , and climate change(passive) caused byhabitat alteration
increased forest fragmentation and climate changeleadingto habitat change
development , climate change , drought and livestock grazing(passive) caused byhabitat changes
water developments , climate change and livestock grazing(passive) caused byhabitat changes
climate change and the emissions from industrial activity and housing(passive) caused byHabitat changes
The only threat identified by the cliff paintbrush assessment and Status Report ( COSEWIC 2005 ) was climate changemay causehabitat alteration
04 - 08 - 2019 , 17:14 # 234 One of the major characteristics of climate change iscan createa change in habitat
selective logging(passive) caused bythe habitat change
human activities football uniforms for kids(passive) caused byhabitat modification
shifting climate(passive) caused byhabitat change
human activities a conservation focus on preserving ecosystems(passive) caused byhabitat alteration
climate and human activity(passive) caused byhabitat changes
any conflict between Humans and Wildlife ... makingcreatinghabitat modifications
logging , mining , and fire(passive) caused byhabitat alteration
humans ( Lomolino and Smith 2001(passive) caused byhabitat alteration
climate or land - use changes(passive) caused byhabitat changes
human activities including : conversion of land for agribusiness deforestation for lumber overuse of recreational areas(passive) caused byhabitat alteration
forest fires , agriculture , clear - cutting , or urbanization(passive) caused byhabitat change
climate shifts(passive) caused byhabitat changes
episodes of climatetriggeredhabitat change
sea level rise , driven by climate change in the Northern Adriatic coastal wetlands , Slovenia -- Chapter 16 -- Potential impacts of climate change on forest habitats in the Biosphere Reserve Vessertal - Thuringian Forest in Germany -- Chapter 17 -- Potential Impact of Climate Change on Alpine Habitats from Bucegi Natural Park , Romania -- Chapter 18 -- Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Habitats and their Effects on Invasive Plant Species in Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve , Romania -- Chapter 19 -- Reproduction biology of an alien invasive plant : a case of drought - tolerant Aster squamatus on the Northern Adriatic seacoast , Slovenia -- Chapter 20 -- Conclusions and Recommendations for Adapting Conservation Management in the Face of Climate Change -- Index 874013397 9789400779594 2013958318 10.1007/978 - 94 - 007 - 7960 - 0(passive) caused byHabitat changes
an introduced plant disease , Phytophthora cinnamomi : a potential threat to the conservation of Australian forest fauna ’ , in Lunney D ( ed(passive) caused byHabitat alteration
a warming climate and directed harvest(passive) caused byhabitat changes
major dams(passive) caused byhabitat changes
mainly(passive) was ... causedThe habitat change
human activity black bears(passive) caused byhabitat changes
dams and other infrastructure development(passive) caused byHabitat alteration ,
urban development , deforestation and agriculture(passive) caused byHabitat modification
how future forestry initiativesmight ... influencehabitat change
deforestation , urbanization and conversion to farmland(passive) caused byhabitat change
land development and introduced species(passive) caused byhabitat alteration
predictions about how sea - level risemight influencechange in habitats
practices such as dam construction(passive) caused byhabitat alteration
emissions of global warming substances which are usually well - documented in the databases(passive) can be caused byChange in habitat
introduced goats and pigs(passive) caused byhabitat changes
alien invasive speciescausinghabitat alteration
the flooding of land behind and below dams(passive) caused bychanging habitat
soil loss and herbivory from feral pig rooting and sheep grazing(passive) caused byhabitat alteration
logging , uncontrolled fires , agricultural development and drainage along with continued trapping and hunting by the new settlers(passive) caused byhabitat changes
climate change and abundance of preycontributeclimate change and abundance of prey
from resource use , invasive species , and climate changeresultingfrom resource use , invasive species , and climate change
in the destruction of delicate species before it occurs rather than waiting until those natural habitats are so damaged by human activity that they reveal themselves in harm to species that might by irreparable by the time theycould ... resultin the destruction of delicate species before it occurs rather than waiting until those natural habitats are so damaged by human activity that they reveal themselves in harm to species that might by irreparable by the time they
population declinescausespopulation declines
from the effects of climate change such as increases in drought , hurricanes , or sea level riseresultingfrom the effects of climate change such as increases in drought , hurricanes , or sea level rise
from timber harvestresultingfrom timber harvest
from pastoralism andresultingfrom pastoralism and
to hybridization between these two species andleadto hybridization between these two species and
from exploitation , invasive species , climate change , pollution disease , fragmentation , logging , and other factorsresultingfrom exploitation , invasive species , climate change , pollution disease , fragmentation , logging , and other factors
in the decline of the numbers of a given speciesmay resultin the decline of the numbers of a given species
from regulated flow and temperature mitigation efforts in the upper Delaware River Basinresultingfrom regulated flow and temperature mitigation efforts in the upper Delaware River Basin
a buffer between residences and roost vegetation on council land ... with the potential to also " undertake in - situ management actions on private landto createa buffer between residences and roost vegetation on council land ... with the potential to also " undertake in - situ management actions on private land
the marine life to stresswill also causethe marine life to stress
to changes in habitat complexity and predation risk , which may serve as additional stressors for those species that rely on mangroves for protection from predatorsoften leadsto changes in habitat complexity and predation risk , which may serve as additional stressors for those species that rely on mangroves for protection from predators
from both man - made and naturally occurring activities such as climate change , property development , invasive plants , population shifts , and other threatscan resultfrom both man - made and naturally occurring activities such as climate change , property development , invasive plants , population shifts , and other threats
agricultural areas needed to support growing human populations and to create essential economic growth , both habitat and climate changewill createagricultural areas needed to support growing human populations and to create essential economic growth , both habitat and climate change
from human activities such as deforestationresultingfrom human activities such as deforestation
to the extinction of the Titanoboaalso contributedto the extinction of the Titanoboa
from Sandy in the Barnegat Bay estuaryresultingfrom Sandy in the Barnegat Bay estuary
evolution in Threespine Stickleback gene frequency , etccausesevolution in Threespine Stickleback gene frequency , etc
to the apparent declinemay have contributedto the apparent decline
Loss of biodiversity(passive) caused byLoss of biodiversity
to decreasing biodiversitydoes leadto decreasing biodiversity
male signalling effort in the Australian desert goby — Monash University Marcus Michelangeli , Ulla Tuomainen , Ulrika Candolininfluencesmale signalling effort in the Australian desert goby — Monash University Marcus Michelangeli , Ulla Tuomainen , Ulrika Candolin
evolution in Threespine Stickleback , Global Change Biology ( 2019causesevolution in Threespine Stickleback , Global Change Biology ( 2019
areas significantly less interesting to commensal rodentsto createareas significantly less interesting to commensal rodents
areas significantly less beautiful to commensal rodentsto createareas significantly less beautiful to commensal rodents
areas significantly less desirable to commensal rodentsto createareas significantly less desirable to commensal rodents
to the intermixing of diploid and tetraploid populationsleadingto the intermixing of diploid and tetraploid populations
a change in CPUE ( catch per unit of effort ) with no corresponding change in species abundancewill causea change in CPUE ( catch per unit of effort ) with no corresponding change in species abundance
to larger flocks of ducks | News | newsadvance.comleadingto larger flocks of ducks | News | newsadvance.com
from sea level rise Map areas that will be most affected by extreme weather events Distinguish anthropogenic impacts from natural variability of the physical environment Long - term monitoring programs relevant to climate changewill resultfrom sea level rise Map areas that will be most affected by extreme weather events Distinguish anthropogenic impacts from natural variability of the physical environment Long - term monitoring programs relevant to climate change
from tree cutting , fire exclusion , and livestock grazingresultingfrom tree cutting , fire exclusion , and livestock grazing
a change in the natural soil environment which also has a great effect on the animals and plants that have made their homes there ( Mc Knight , p. 335causesa change in the natural soil environment which also has a great effect on the animals and plants that have made their homes there ( Mc Knight , p. 335
from human activities ( Duncan and Stuckey , 1970resultingfrom human activities ( Duncan and Stuckey , 1970
from development for ecotourism , including a 19 % increase in forestresultingfrom development for ecotourism , including a 19 % increase in forest
a decline in breeding siteshas also causeda decline in breeding sites
rhino populations to declinecan also causerhino populations to decline
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from changes in characteristics such as landscape heterogeneity ( Roe and Georges 2007 ) , the extent of urbanization or agriculture ( Brouder and Hill 1995resultingfrom changes in characteristics such as landscape heterogeneity ( Roe and Georges 2007 ) , the extent of urbanization or agriculture ( Brouder and Hill 1995