Übersetzung für 'oak populations' von Englisch nach Deutsch

oak populations

Eichenbestände {pl}bot.ecol.for.

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wolf populations

Wolfsbestände {pl}ecol.zool.

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animal populations

Tierbestände {pl}ecol.zool.

leopard populations

Leopardenbestände {pl}ecol.zool.

plant populations

Pflanzenbestände {pl}bot.ecol.

eel populations

Aalbestände {pl}ecol.fish

endogamous populations

endogame Populationen {pl}

bat populations

Fledermausbestände {pl}ecol.zool.

bird populations

Vogelpopulationen {pl}ecol.orn.

Vogelbestände {pl}ecol.orn.

shark populations

Haibestände {pl}ecol.fish

whale populations

Walbestände {pl}ecol.zool.

elephant populations

Elefantenbestände {pl}ecol.zool.

gorilla populations

Gorillabestände {pl} [auch: Gorilla-Bestände]ecol.zool.

Gorillapopulationen {pl}zool.

fish populations

Fischbestände {pl}ecol.fish

tree populations

Baumbestände {pl}bot.ecol.for.

sperm whale populations

Pottwalbestände {pl} [auch: Pottwal-Bestände]ecol.zool.

blue whale populations

Blauwalbestände {pl}ecol.zool.

field mouse populations

Feldmausbestände {pl}ecol.zool.

field mice populations

Feldmausbestände {pl}ecol.zool.

• He was a Guggenheim Fellow for the academic year 1955–1956, which he spent on sabbatical leave studying variation in hybrid oak populations in the region of the southern Rocky Mountains.
• The trail also passes through Garry Oak ecosystems, and features in genetic studies of endangered Garry Oak populations.
• The disease kills oak and other species of trees and has had devastating effects on the oak populations in California and Oregon, as well as being present in Europe.
• It is important to mention the existence of silver birch, English oak and holm oak populations in the valley that while there are not many they are important for remarking the ecologic and landscape interests the park has.
• Shinnery oak populations in Utah and Arizona are considered a variety of shinnery oak ("Quercus havardii" var. ...

• Frequent hybridization among oaks has consequences for oak populations around the world; most notably, hybridization has produced large populations of hybrids with copious amounts of introgression, and the evolution of new species.