Sentence examples for a diversity of large from inspiring English sources

Our results indicate localized habitation patterns for a diversity of large African mammals, including communities of grazing herbivores, and a resource-rich environment that made mid-Pleistocene Elandsfontein and coastal southwestern South Africa attractive to hominins for which there is no modern analogue.

Visitors can see a diversity of large mammals, such as grizzly bears and moose that live in Yellowstone National Park and Alaska's Denali National Park, as well as small life forms, such as the colorful algae and anemones that subsist in the coastal tide pools of Washington's Olympic and California's Channel Islands national parks.

Australia is now home to a diversity of large prey species, mostly invasive, that have successfully eluded eradication efforts.

The drylands also support a great diversity of large mammals that have significant global and local cultural value.

Trematosaurs include a diversity of temnospondyls, including large marine trematosauroids, aquatic plagiosaurs, brachyopoids that survived into the Cretaceous, and metoposauroids with eyes near the front of their heads.

Sampling was purposive to include a diversity of providers (charitable, large commercial, and individual private owner) and one home was Gold Standards Framework accredited.

Carabid species richness was mainly unaffected by farming practises although a higher alpha diversity of large and intermediate carabid species in organic and conventional mixed farms was marginally significant.

It is quite a task, particularly with the huge diversity of large organisations which make full and proper oversight extremely difficult.

Young rays under 30 cm across feed mainly on smaller isopods, amphipods, and shrimps; with age a progressively greater diversity of larger prey, such as penaeid prawns, priapulids, and polychaetes, are incorporated into its diet.

To achieve a potential larger diversity gain of large wireless networks, in this paper, we propose Feedback-based network coded cooperation (FANCC).

In this study, controls were selected in order to retain a high percentage of the microsatellite diversity of a large grapevine germplasm collection.