Sentence examples for adjoining habitats from inspiring English sources

However, species which are ecologically intermediate between habitat specialists and generalists, and typically form networks of populations on adjoining habitats, might suffer even more severely under rapid habitat fragmentation than those specialists which had for a long time already occurred as discrete populations.

Adjoining habitats ordinarily are carrying all the wildlife that the local resources will support.

We focused on high-contrast edges between forest (height ≥ 10 m) and adjoining open habitat or young, regenerating forest (height ≤ 5 m).

The mill's proposed site adjoins a habitat for three endangered marsupials: the Tasmanian devil, the spot-tailed quoll and the eastern barred bandicoot.

It is easy to point a finger at villagers whose homes adjoin orangutan habitat.

Threespine stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus) in adjoining lake and stream habitats (a lake stream 'pair') diverge phenotypically, yet the direction and magnitude of this divergence is not always fully parallel among 16 replicate pairs.

Open areas adjoining wood lots provide feeding habitats for Great grey shrike Lanius excubitor L., while wet areas within cropped fields provide summer habitats for amphibians when damaging agricultural operations cease.

We indicate how the highest value habitats may be maintained in a complex landscape to safeguard and enhance pollination function within these habitats and potentially in adjoining agricultural areas.

The peak standing biomass in sedge meadows, which seem to be important kiang habitats, has been estimated in the adjoining region of Spiti at 857 kg ha−1 (Mishra 2001).

We explored the extent to which the creation of additional habitat at business sites within dispersal distance of adjoining populations could enhance the sustainability of the entire population network.

Farms, estates, individual houses, and housing developments lie within and adjoin these ideal tick habitats.