Sentence examples for a restricted mountain from inspiring English sources
Ice advanced from a restricted mountain ice sheet with tidewater margins after ∼35 ka BP, and reached the continental shelf in ∼7 ka (average rate of ∼30 m a−1).
This restricted mountain endemic is therefore likely to be highly sensitive to global warming over the next century; a very strong negative impact is expected even for the less severe climate change scenarios.
However, intraspecific adaptation (especially to high altitudes) has been observed in several species in situations involving steep environmental gradients in restricted mountain areas (Conkle 1973; Rehfeldt 1983; Kitzmiller 2005; Savolainen et al. 2007).
Although the imprint of extensive shelf-edge ice sheet glaciation exists in the coastal landscape of western Scotland, the dominant landscape features relate to a restricted, marine-proximal mountain ice sheet with markedly different flow configurations.
Regulations that restrict mountain-top removal, such as the Clean Water Act, might reduce corporate profits, as this type of extraction is less expensive than underground mining, but it would not kill jobs.
Some had a restricted distribution.
Some had a restricted view.
It is a widely held assumption that populations historically restricted to mountain refugia tend to exhibit high levels of genetic diversity and deep coalescent histories, whereas populations distributed in surrounding low-lying regions tend to be genetically depauperate following recent expansion from refugia.
Volcano Junco occurs at highland sites, many of which are volcanoes, in Costa Rica and also westernmost Panama; since its preferred highland habitat is restricted to mountain tops, this species has a rather fragmented distribution.
In C. napus, haplotype H1 is ancestral to the other haplotypes and was shared by both New World and Old World populations, whereas the haplotypes H2 and H3 were restricted to Mountain USA (Wyoming and Pacific Washington Statete) in the New World, respectively.
Strong gusts of wind were restricted to mountain-top automatic weather stations.
