Corals can recover if the water temperature drops and the algae are able to
recolonize them.
He stressed that the continent is facing a crucial moment, when the empire has "lost its modesty," and is trying to again seize and
recolonize the continent, beginning with Venezuela's massive oil reserves.
But Gomez said organisms would
recolonize these waterways in time.
In the meantime, the carp could
recolonize restored areas such as Boca Lake.
Thirty years later, native species still have not been able to
recolonize in the compressed soil.
Having established a broad biological basis for cougar movement, he then uses the fifth chapter to explicitly address the political and sociological challenges for cougar to
recolonize the Midwest.
"It has taken six years to get frigatebirds to start to
recolonize the island since we got rid of the feral cats and frankly it could have taken much longer," says Fox.
Fish called red shiners don't seem able to
recolonize certain waterways where they once lived as natives, even though the shiners readily invade new territory.
This especially is true in the mountains, where such species do not persist over winter but must
recolonize every year from lower altitudes.
These microbes could later
recolonize the surface when times improved.
However, concerns remain about the effectiveness of these products and the number of live bacteria that can survive passage through the stomach to
recolonize the intestine.