fragmentation articles
What is the essence of habitat fragmentation?
What percentage of the world’s remaining forest is located within 1 kilometer of a forest edge?
Which monkey species in the Magdalena Valley study fared the best due to its adaptability?
What specific requirement made the Brown Spider Monkey suffer the most from fragmentation?
For specialist species, what factor can outweigh the fragment's size or isolation?
What two primary negative genetic processes are accelerated when populations are restricted to small, disconnected fragments?
What environmental condition is characteristic of habitat edges compared to the deep interior?
What is 'extinction debt'?
For plants, which mating strategy shows the strongest negative effects on progeny quality due to fragmentation?
What is the primary goal of conservation efforts aimed at reversing the process of fragmentation?
How many Core Fragments are required for the early game quest "Getting Started" in Starbound?
In Abiotic Factor, what is the exclusive method for obtaining a Core Fragment?
What is the approximate spawning chance for the Normal variant of the Core Fragment in the Core Layer of World 1 in REx: Reincarnated?
What is the primary function of the Core Fragment in World of Warcraft lore according to the text?
What is the nature of the Stellar core fragment in Federation Space lore?
In Idlescape, the Core Fragment is acquired as a byproduct of which activity?
Which three states does the Core Fragment exist in within the REx: Reincarnated material hierarchy?
What was a historical use for the Starbound Core Fragment (formerly Core Fragment Ore)?
What mechanic must a player utilize to have a chance at obtaining a Core Fragment as a byproduct in Idlescape?
What specific items are tied to the use of the Core Fragment in Abiotic Factor?
What is the general geological term for any broken piece of rock or mineral found in a sedimentary setting?
What particle size is generally implied when a geologist uses the term 'grain' instead of 'clast'?
On what primary physical characteristic are clastic sedimentary rocks fundamentally classified?
According to the provided size guide, what approximate size range defines fragments classified as Sand?
What is a fragment called if it is composed of multiple interlocking mineral grains from an original parent rock?
If a sandstone is rich in lithic fragments instead of individual mineral grains, what does this suggest about the source area?
Which term describes a coarse clastic rock composed of fragments that possess sharp, jagged edges?
What process is necessary for angular clasts to become the rounded fragments found in a conglomerate?
What general term is sometimes used for any coarse-grained clastic rock, encompassing both conglomerates and breccias?
What is the term for pieces of rock ejected during a volcanic eruption that compose rocks like tuff?