Sentence examples for Wide habitat from inspiring English sources

Other listed animals with low representation (<10 records) in SEAMAP, and a more wide habitat range, include the endangered North Pacific right whale (Eubalaena japonica) [11] and endangered beluga (Delphinapterus leucas) [12].

Since sperm whales are known to have a wide habitat range on the offshore part of the continental slope, albeit having a very specialized diet on cephalopods [34], the isotopic differences between short- (e.g. skin) and long-turnover tissues (e.g. muscle) suggest the exploitation of different feeding areas.

Wild boar are considered the best TB surveillance target because of their wide habitat range, high abundance and easy accessibility for sampling as a game species.

The high dispersal capacity and wide habitat use of P. downsi highlights the significant threat that this parasite poses to the Galápagos avifauna.

The wide habitat range and high dispersal capacity of P. downsi highlights the significant threat that this parasite poses to the Galápagos endemic avifauna.

An exception to this trend is observed in some temperate-zone species with generalist habitat requirements and high mobility, like large carnivores that occur across a wide habitat and climatic gradient.

The population density of the border bears was substantially lower than the bears living farther north, which had a wider habitat that was less vulnerable to development, the study found.

What makes it so worrisome, besides the killing it is doing in the coastal woodlands, is the fact that it may spread to trees with a far wider habitat, like northern red oak and pin oak, which occur throughout the Midwest and southern Appalachians.

Despite expanding human populations in metropolitan areas world-wide, habitat relationships of lizards have seldom been examined along urban gradients.

Model parameters were based on expert opinion and research performed on several key populations at a time when range-wide habitat quality was relatively poor.

In addition, our study suggests that landscape scale measures of GRP are not good predictors of steelhead catch rates throughout Lake Michigan, but may provide an index of interannual variation in system-wide habitat quality.