Sentence examples for a breeding range from inspiring English sources
These sister species have a breeding range which extends farther northeast than all other Sylvia species except the lesser whitethroat and common whitethroat.
Until 2010, despite a breeding range estimated at 12,400,000 km2 (4,800,000 mi2), the corn crake was classified as near threatened on the IUCN Red List because of serious declines in Europe, but improved monitoring in Russia indicates that anticipated losses there have not occurred and numbers have remained stable or possibly increased.
It has a large population of 1,600,000 4,600,000 mature individuals and a huge breeding range estimated at.
A less showy bird, the hepatic tanager (P. flava), has a greater breeding range: from southern Arizona to central Argentina.
In North America, the monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus) is a well-known example of a wide-range migrant with an extensive breeding range.
The African crake has a huge breeding range estimated at 15,700,000 km2 (4,500,000 mi2).
A large breeding range expansion in the Arabian Peninsula has been aided by the use of high-rise buildings as nesting sites, and possibly a greater supply of insects from agricultural land.
The herring gull complex comprises of more than 20 taxa of large gulls [ 7] occupying a circumpolar breeding range in the northern hemisphere.
Subspecies are incipient species (Darwin 1868; Frankham et al. 2002b) and have been defined as 'a collection of populations occupying a distinct breeding range and diagnosably distinct from other such populations' (Mayr and Ashlock 1991).
American Crows, for example, have a wide native breeding range (16 – 19 ) and yet appear to be very susceptible to WNV (1, 9, 10 ).
These birds at the leading edge of an expansion of breeding range show extreme individual variation in profiles of adrenocortical responses to acute stress compared with individuals in ancestral habitat or with individuals of other sub-species naturally breeding in alpine meadows (Addis et al., 2011; Fig. 5).
