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20. These results show beta diversity to be largely responsible for the
greater species richness of insects feeding on more widespread plants.
21. From these results beta diversity was shown to be largely responsible
for the greater species richness of insects feeding on more widespread plants.
22. Methane is generated from anaerobic decomposition in wetlands, and
increases in the area of permanently flooded rice cultivation are thought to ac-
count for a significant proportion of the increase in net CH
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emissions.
23. Marginal effects of losing any one of taxonomic groups seems reason-
able to presume to be high soon.
24. Sientists consider the ecosystem to be the functional unit in ecology,
because it includes all of the interactions of communities with both their living
(biotic) and non-living (abiotic) environments.
25. Emissions of methane, nitrous oxide, dimethyl sulphide and volatile or-
ganic chemicals, each seem to depend on a limited number of taxonomic groups
with functionally similar properties.
26. We know less about the distributions of smaller organisms, such as
fungi, which seem to be abundant in cool soils.
27. The equilibrium between the carbon in the world’s forests and in the
atmosphere is known to remain constant until recent centuries.
28. Researchers estimate the earth’s mean temperature to could rise 1,5°C
to 4,5°C by the middle of the next century.
29. The earth’s mean temperature was estimated to could rise 1,5°C to
4,5°C by the middle of the next century.
30. Till, formed from X, was found to contain very little bedrock.
31. Changes in microbial diversity are thus more likely to be important in
the production and degradation of unusual substrates than in the normal process-
ing of plant litter and soil organic matter.
32. The composted sludge was also found having a high affinity for metals
and this metal uptake property appears to be particularly pronounced for lead.
33. There appears to be another interaction of importance, this time be-
tween the soil invertebrates and the protozoa.
34. The process of comminuting and distributing dead plant litter through-
out the surface layers of the soil was found to be the predominant action of the
larger soil invertebrates on the microbial population.
35. In the rock and soil mercury is found to be measured in fractions of one
part per million.
      20. These results show beta diversity to be largely responsible for the
greater species richness of insects feeding on more widespread plants.
      21. From these results beta diversity was shown to be largely responsible
for the greater species richness of insects feeding on more widespread plants.
      22. Methane is generated from anaerobic decomposition in wetlands, and
increases in the area of permanently flooded rice cultivation are thought to ac-
count for a significant proportion of the increase in net CH4 emissions.
      23. Marginal effects of losing any one of taxonomic groups seems reason-
able to presume to be high soon.
      24. Sientists consider the ecosystem to be the functional unit in ecology,
because it includes all of the interactions of communities with both their living
(biotic) and non-living (abiotic) environments.
      25. Emissions of methane, nitrous oxide, dimethyl sulphide and volatile or-
ganic chemicals, each seem to depend on a limited number of taxonomic groups
with functionally similar properties.
      26. We know less about the distributions of smaller organisms, such as
fungi, which seem to be abundant in cool soils.
      27. The equilibrium between the carbon in the world’s forests and in the
atmosphere is known to remain constant until recent centuries.
      28. Researchers estimate the earth’s mean temperature to could rise 1,5°C
to 4,5°C by the middle of the next century.
      29. The earth’s mean temperature was estimated to could rise 1,5°C to
4,5°C by the middle of the next century.
      30. Till, formed from X, was found to contain very little bedrock.
      31. Changes in microbial diversity are thus more likely to be important in
the production and degradation of unusual substrates than in the normal process-
ing of plant litter and soil organic matter.
      32. The composted sludge was also found having a high affinity for metals
and this metal uptake property appears to be particularly pronounced for lead.
      33. There appears to be another interaction of importance, this time be-
tween the soil invertebrates and the protozoa.
      34. The process of comminuting and distributing dead plant litter through-
out the surface layers of the soil was found to be the predominant action of the
larger soil invertebrates on the microbial population.
      35. In the rock and soil mercury is found to be measured in fractions of one
part per million.


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