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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a riverine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something related to or resembling a river, often in ecological or geographical contexts.
Example: "The riverine ecosystem is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna that thrive in wetland environments."
Alternatives: "a river-related" or "a riverbank".
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The Itelmen were primarily a riverine and coastal people.
A riverine, or lotic, ecosystem, by contrast, has flowing water e.g., a river or a stream.
This site is a mix of shade coffee, sun coffee and forests, including a riverine corridor.
Also show how the surrounding habitat is adapted to being in a riverine environment (i.e. flood plain).
Bootleggers selling DVDs and cigarettes from the inner pockets of their coats send up a riverine murmur, "Checkitoutcheckitoutcheckitout".
A riverine wave of pale-blue fabric was held in place temporarily, by pins, above a field of text.
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Similarly, csf1ra expression was detected in the yellow markings of Thoracochromis brauschi, a member of a basal riverine haplochromine lineage [ 7] with rather unstructured yellow blotches.
As a rule, riverine and coastal peoples enjoyed a more settled life than those living in the desert and foothills.
Thus, it may be concluded that the egg-spots first evolved in a haplochromine cichlid that inhabited a turbid riverine environment, where these conspicuous markings would seem to be particularly effective and necessary for intra-specific communication.
Mastacembelids or spiny-eels (Teleostei: Synbranchiformes) is a predominately riverine family [ 19], with an Old World distribution throughout tropical Africa and Asia (~78 species), although the majority of species occur in Africa (68%).
These offer distinct examples of an urban riverine landscape within a growing megacity.
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