- A
depauperate ecosystem is an
ecosystem which is
lacking in
numbers or
variety of species,
often because it
lacks enough stored chemical elements and...
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marked contrast, the tiny
pockets of
heathland in
Europe are
extremely depauperate with a
flora consisting primarily of
heather (Calluna vulgaris), heath...
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birds including wood****s, owls, chickadees, wood ducks, etc. are
depauperate in
Eucalyptus groves because the decay-resistant wood of
these trees...
- Taylor, Paul D.; Ernst,
Andrej (June 2008). "Bryozoans in transition: The
depauperate and
patchy Jur****ic biota". Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology...
- Acanthomorpha),
while all
other groups of
actinopterygians represent depauperate lineages. The
classification of ray-finned
fishes can be
summarized as...
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isolation and
subpolar location, the
French Southern Lands are
relatively depauperate of vegetation, with both Saint-Paul and
Crozet having no
native tree...
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ecosystem Ecosystems grouped by
condition Agroecosystem Closed ecosystem Depauperate ecosystem Novel ecosystem Reference ecosystem Ecosystem instances in...
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Antillean Iguana (Iguana delicatissima) on St. Eustatius:
Genetically Depauperate and
Threatened by
Ongoing Hybridization".
Journal of Heredity. 109 (4):...
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coasts only. The
islets of the
Cargados Carajos Shoals,
which have a very
depauperate terrestrial biota owing to
being so low-lying and
swamped during cyclones...
- specialisation,
including a
higher proportion of
endemic species in an
overall depauperate community;
Societies may
retain a
strong sense of
culture having developed...
