Because these 'community and ecosystem phenotypes' have a genetic basis and are heritable, we can begin to apply the principles of population and quantitative genetics to place the study of ...

An ecosystem is organized in levels; individual, population, community, ecosystem, biome, biosphere. For the purpose of this post, we are thinking of education as a biome within the biosphere (world).

Secondary production is an ecosystem (energy flow) concept that is measured using a population technique. Textbooks rarely mention that it can address population/community questions as well.

Ecology is studied at different levels: individual, population, community, ecosystem, biosphere (these pictures are from a different text). Understanding interactions may help in the removal and/or ...

Studies coral reef ecosystems to answer fundamental questions of population biology, trophic dynamics, and spatial ecology.

Bats are an important part of Northern California's ecosystem, but their population is declining A local bat conservation expert says the number of bats in the region has dropped over the past 50 ...

A theoretical perspective to the study of community and ecosystem ecology examining the role of interactions between two or more species and their environment. Topics covered include techniques of ...

Stable populations The research team originally set out to explore factors that can drive ecosystems to switch between two stable states.

As sea levels rise, the shores we love face dramatic changes. Is your community prepared for the impact? 🌊 Let's dive into the implications for both people and wildlife! #ClimateChange # ...

A more integrated approach to managing complex member populations starts by moving beyond clinical care settings and extending services into the community. Community-based care drives more ...

Insect populations have declined by 76 percent in 30 years, according to a study. Researchers in Germany found the flying insect community had been decimated.