33 examples of ecology in sentences
The Committee had wholeheartedly approved when he suggested my name as I had done something quite unique during the past year; and the fact that my preference was in the field of ecology made me an ideal choice, according to Uncle Dileep.
I returned to my seat and watched the skits which were on the theme of ecology.
This being a time of huge growth, water was sapped up beyond the limits of the local ecology and the coastal regulation zone (the area demarcated on the beach up to where the hotels could be built) was debated and apparently ignored in many instances.
Animal ecology.
Mrs. H. F. Cleland (W); 7Sep56; R176310. CLEMENTS, EDITH S. Plant ecology.
WEAVER, JOHN E. Plant ecology, by John E. Weaver and Frederic Clements.
RENNER, GEORGE T. Geography, an introduction to human ecology.
Geography, an introduction to human ecology.
SEE BRISCOE, HERMAN T. WHITE, C. LANDON Geography, an introduction to human ecology, by C. Landon White & George T. Renner.
HOLMES, S. J. The Negro's struggle for survival; a study in human ecology.
CLEMENTS, EDITH S. Plant ecology.
© 30Nov37; A112377. Hal Ryerson (C); 17Sep65; R369006. CLEMENTS, FREDERIC E. Plant ecology.
Lila Wead Berman & Doris Wead Starrels (C); 30Aug65; R366863. WEAVER, JOHN E. Plant ecology, by John E. Weaver & Frederic E. Clements.
Ecology of health: the New York Academy of Medicine, Institute on Public Health, 1947.
Human ecology, a theory of community structure.
Animal ecology.
Mrs. H. F. Cleland (W); 7Sep56; R176310. CLEMENTS, EDITH S. Plant ecology.
WEAVER, JOHN E. Plant ecology, by John E. Weaver and Frederic Clements.
RENNER, GEORGE T. Geography, an introduction to human ecology.
Geography, an introduction to human ecology.
SEE BRISCOE, HERMAN T. WHITE, C. LANDON Geography, an introduction to human ecology, by C. Landon White & George T. Renner.
Lila Wead Berman & Doris Wead Starrels (C); 30Aug65; R366863. WEAVER, JOHN E. Plant ecology, by John E. Weaver & Frederic E. Clements.
Ecology of health: the New York Academy of Medicine, Institute on Public Health, 1947.
Human ecology, a theory of community structure.
Had the changes incidental to these rapid transformations been carefully planned and supervised, the disturbances in the ecology and the shocks to human society would have been less disturbing and upsetting.
