Sentence examples for Scattered localities from inspiring English sources
Sharpbill, (Oxyruncus cristatus), bird of rain forests in scattered localities from Costa Rica southward to Paraguay.
The early explorers encountered other less well-organized farming groups, descended from the Hohokam and Patayan traditions of the southwest, in scattered localities along the Gila, Salt, and Colorado rivers.
The water soldier, even in the Fens, is a rare plant, and though at one time it occurred in scattered localities in Lancashire and Cheshire, it has vanished from nearly all its old stations.
Important information concerning arrival, breeding and departure times, habitat, and nest-site preferences is available from scattered localities throughout the Arctic (Salomonsen 1951, Macpherson 1961, Parmelee et al. 1967, Sutton and Parmelee 1978, Gaston et al. 1985, Goethe 1986).
The bushy-tailed opossum is rare, known from only 25 specimens and a few records based on photographs from widely scattered localities in the Amazon region of South America.
Together with other species from scattered localities in the United States, Japan, and Europe, Apeomyoides is classified in the subfamily Apeomyinae of the extinct rodent family Eomyidae.
Clan members were scattered in different localities; the basic political unit was the hill community, whose members shared a tract of land and a common code of morality.
Similar programs, often called "fair elections" or "clean elections" plans, are in use in Arizona, Connecticut, and Maine and in a number of localities scattered across the country.
In addition, the present study also noted clustered isolates scattered from different localities, where no clear epidemiological link was identified.
Very often the irrigated farm is scattered over various localities giving rise to problems of access to the fields, conveyance of water and laying of irrigation networks and schemes.
Most of the 22 species that we have not collected have been previously collected from only one (n=9) or two (n=6) localities, widely scattered across Madagascar (figure 1 c).
