Others settle onto a smaller turf, finding new things as they burrow along.
Small turf flats protruded from depressions between rocks, dissected by streamlets that dwindled into the sand at the foot of the mountains.
Skogar Museum visitors can see see how the Icelanders lived in the past in small turf houses and learn the history of Icelandic inhabitants.
As I came upon them, they were competing in a series of four-on-four gamesmalla small, artificiartificial-turfith a with around it, like a hockey rink, so that balls heading out of bounds bounced right back into play.
You sort of get locked into this intermediate stage where you have lots of small turf-forming seaweeds, so you lose the best parts of both systems.
These areas (hereafter called 'barrens') were similar to sea urchin barrens but with small turfs of small filamentous algae and Padina pavonica during the season of highest algal production (spring-summer), although afterwards most visible algae disappeared (see results).
Below some threshold density of herbivores or above some threshold area of new substrate, reduced grazing on small turfs may allow macrophytes to establish and suppress both the preferred prey of these herbivores and coral settlement, growth, and survivorship [7], [10], [49].
They file into the mosque when Sunday school is over and the conference rooms are cleared, staking a small piece of turf in the main hall.
At a single second past the hour, the seemly scramble for prime positions starts, as the patrons rush to stake out a small patch of turf at their favourite green‑side spot.
And nonresidential landscapes will be allowed to have a small slice of turf if the rest of the area is covered in plants that use very little water.
A second treatment involved the use of small-scale turf and soil translocation as a means of overcoming dispersal limitation.
