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Meanings of biota in English

Russian
biota
Portuguese
biota
Spanish
biota
Catalan
éssers viu
Wikidata

Superdomain of all organisms.

Related terms
biota
Russian
биота
Portuguese
biota
Spanish
biota
Catalan
biota
Wikidata

Plant and animal life of a region.

биота
Portuguese
biota
Catalan
biologia

All the plant and animal life of a particular region.

biota
Usage of biota in English
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However, it turns out that New Guinea's biota suffered from three severe limitations.
Guns, germs, and steel: the fates of human societies
2
Calcareous bio-concretions and their associated biota have not been exhaustively categorized.
Pubmed
3
Yet, monitoring routines and ecotoxicity data on biota worldwide for these substances are lacking.
Pubmed
4
All visitors-evensworn peace officers-hadto undergo biota exams along with the security checks.
Quantico
5
Plant-soil feedbacks contribute to vegetation dynamics by species-specific interactions between plants and soil biota.
Pubmed
6
Wiggum plots showing the relative abundance and diversity of gut biota from different cultures.
Wired
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This research demonstrates an important mechanism by which logging may exacerbate mercury levels in biota.
Pubmed
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The ultimate prize for which all clades are in competition is representation in the biota.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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Sediment contamination alone explained some variation in Hg and MeHg concentrations in biota across sites.
Pubmed
10
There, pharmaceuticals may pose a threat to aquatic biota.
Pubmed
11
Microscopic parasites upon the jungle biota rather than bold challengers out to subdue a world.
The Reality Dysfunction
12
When biochar is added to soil it increases populations of Mycorrhizal fungi and healthy soil biota.
The Guardian
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Results suggest a regular exposition of aquatic wild biota to sublethal concentrations of multiple semi-polar pesticides.
Pubmed
14
They don't have natural defenses against our biota.
Earth Afire
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Studying the biota, taking ice cores and such.
The Long Earth
16
Soil biota had a strong impact on plant traits, with the intensity varying due to species combinations.
Pubmed
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Spanish
biotavitae
Biota through the time