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1  end-Permian mass extinction on bioturbating ecosystem engineers.
2 egetation, beaver are widely acknowledged as ecosystem engineers.
3  the role of warm-blooded animals as thermal ecosystem engineers.
4 ations and often serve as long-lived benthic ecosystem engineers.
5 hange resource availability are often termed ecosystem engineers.
6 of protective symbionts beyond bodyguards to ecosystem engineers.
7 iors include deep tier, high-impact, complex ecosystem engineering.
8 microbiome research, niche construction, and ecosystem engineering.
9 der animal-mediated bottom-up processes like ecosystem engineering.
10 y, ichnodisparity, ecospace utilization, and ecosystem engineering.
11 ce, play major roles as keystone species and ecosystem engineers(1-3).
12 , large mammalian herbivores, are well-known ecosystem engineers(5-7) and may have substantial impact
13                       We conclude that these ecosystem engineering activities and other non-trophic i
14 s there is a need to assess their impacts on ecosystem engineers, also known as bioturbators, which h
15                                              Ecosystem engineers alter environments by creating, modi
16 ietary analyses demonstrate that mussels, as ecosystem engineers, amplify sediment contamination and
17 eads to no observable mortality, facilitates ecosystem engineering and reduces aggression-related ene
18         Modern beavers (Castor) are prolific ecosystem engineers and dramatically alter the landscape
19  findings demonstrate that alligators act as ecosystem engineers and enhance food-web heterogeneity b
20  of mechanisms crucial for animals to act as ecosystem engineers and form reef structures.
21  calcifiers play an important role as marine ecosystem engineers and in the global carbon cycle.
22                       Freshwater mussels are ecosystem engineers and keystone species in aquatic envi
23   Here we illustrate the role of microbes as ecosystem engineers and propose a classification based o
24 importance of the non-engineering effects of ecosystem engineers and shed new light on the multiple p
25  the world's largest known example of marine ecosystem "engineering" and suggests that trade-offs bet
26 rowing body of evidence establishing ants as ecosystem engineers, and provide new insights into the r
27 agation techniques, efforts focused on these ecosystem engineers are not yet fully restoring the ecol
28              Beaver have been referred to as ecosystem engineers because of the large impacts their d
29                        Bioturbation is a key ecosystem engineering behavior in marine environments, a
30 first, that there is no loss in bioturbation ecosystem engineering behaviors after the mass extinctio
31 ly published literature to analyze burrowing ecosystem engineering behaviors through the Permian-Tria
32 s may have limited deeper burrowing, complex ecosystem engineering behaviors were able to persist in
33        Native oyster species were once vital ecosystem engineers, but their populations have collapse
34 s study, we assessed the indirect effects of ecosystem engineering by a wood-boring beetle in a neotr
35           We report on an overlooked form of ecosystem engineering by donkeys and horses.
36                                              Ecosystem engineering by early animals resulted in three
37 enerated treatments with reduced or elevated ecosystem engineering by removing or adding post-emergen
38 ect the complex and indirect consequences of ecosystem engineering by sticklebacks.
39             Nesting birds can act as thermal ecosystem engineers by providing warm habitats that may
40 tudy shows that herbivorous prey that act as ecosystem engineers can directly reduce their own predat
41 eviously been given to analyzing patterns in ecosystem engineering complexity as a result of the exti
42 enge that will enhance the usefulness of the ecosystem engineering concept.
43                       Corals are fundamental ecosystem engineers, creating large, intricate reefs tha
44                      In addition they act as ecosystem engineers, dispersing seeds, breaking vegetati
45         Moreover, by manipulating a species' ecosystem engineering effect (post-emergence galls) inst
46                        Here, we explored how ecosystem engineering effects can feed back to the engin
47 chemical-based (polyester) fibers on the key ecosystem engineer, Esenia fetida.
48 on, culminating in the advanced capacity for ecosystem engineering exhibited by Homo sapiens A crucia
49                              We propose that ecosystem engineers facilitate coexistence at intermedia
50 one, promoting ventilation and generating an ecosystem engineering feedback loop between bioturbation
51 ocal biodiversity, highlighting the value of ecosystem engineers for nature recovery strategies.
52 pillars which should be considered important ecosystem engineers from the point of view of tiger moth
53            The functional response of tumour ecosystems, engineered from 109 patients, to anticancer
54 g climate-influenced effects of parasites on ecosystem engineers given their pivotal role in communit
55                                 We find that ecosystem engineering has large and nonlinear effects on
56 , however to our knowledge the role of these ecosystem engineers has not been considered in ecologica
57 tualism, altruism, and niche construction or ecosystem engineering have been explored by many theoret
58                                              Ecosystem engineers impact communities by altering habit
59 xing suggests a role for Cassiopea sp. as an ecosystem engineer in mangrove habitats.
60 al framework exists for studying the rise of ecosystem engineering in deep time, requiring us to cons
61    Analysis of the behaviors of the infaunal ecosystem engineers in each system revealed three very d
62                         Oysters (Ostreidae), ecosystem engineers in many estuaries, influence water q
63                                              Ecosystem engineers increase habitat heterogeneity, alte
64 nquered habitat, this prolific calcifier and ecosystem engineer is exposed to environmental condition
65                                              Ecosystem engineering is a facilitative interaction that
66 ompetition between colonies of social-insect ecosystem engineers, leading to hexagonally overdisperse
67 ) lost megafauna need to have been effective ecosystem engineers, like proboscideans; and (ii) histor
68 ve, the interplay between predation risk and ecosystem engineering may be an important but unapprecia
69             Facilitation and amelioration by ecosystem engineers may mitigate some of the extreme imp
70           Among other factors, the demise of ecosystem-engineering megafauna which maintained open ha
71                                              Ecosystem engineers modify habitats in ways that facilit
72 y spheres, and which combines core tenets of ecosystem engineering, niche construction, and legacy ef
73                      The indirect impacts of ecosystem engineering on trophic interactions should dep
74  three-dimensional recruitment niches of two ecosystem engineers on Caribbean coral reefs, scleractin
75 el for belowground plant competition between ecosystem engineers, plants able to mine resources and m
76       Shelter-building insects are important ecosystem engineers, playing critical roles in structuri
77 rough the actions of organisms, is a crucial ecosystem engineering process that controls biogeochemic
78 , net trophic effects of consumers acting as ecosystem engineers remain poorly known.
79 esponse to elevated CO(2) by these important ecosystem engineers remain unknown.
80 aging strategies and their role as microbial ecosystem engineers remain unknown.
81                                Understanding ecosystem engineer reproductive traits is critical for c
82         Understanding the role of humans as 'ecosystem engineers' requires a deep-time perspective ro
83 test this hypothesis, we investigate how the ecosystem engineering role and importance of sociable we
84 tion emerges in stressful environments where ecosystem engineers' self-benefits from mining resources
85              Gall induction can be viewed as ecosystem engineering since galls serve as habitat for o
86  semi-biological photocatalyst introduces an ecosystem engineering strategy in solar chemistry to dri
87  system depends on combining both the use of ecosystem engineering structures with individual behavio
88 rldwide have been attributed to subterranean ecosystem engineers such as termites, ants, and rodents.
89                    Growth and contraction of ecosystem engineers, such as trees, influence ecosystem
90 ay a significant role in the deep sea, being ecosystem engineers supporting high biodiversity.
91 dler crabs (Uca longisignalis) are important ecosystem engineers that influence biogeochemical cycles
92 emonstrates that Bifidobacterium strains are ecosystem engineers that lead to an acceleration of micr
93                              Sponges are key ecosystem engineers that shape, structure and enhance th
94                 Earthworms are critical soil ecosystem engineers that support plant growth in numerou
95                        Mycorrhizal fungi are ecosystem engineers that sustain plant life and help reg
96 ter Panulirus interruptus, foraging on a key ecosystem engineer, the purple sea urchin Strongylocentr
97 ntial consequences of introducing non-native ecosystem engineers to lakes worldwide.
98 xt shapes pattern formation by social-insect ecosystem engineers, which offers one explanation for th