Sentence examples for alpine origin from inspiring English sources

But although there has been a rise in artisan production and quality products in the UK, Britons are still apparently in love with cheeses of alpine origin.

The Danube and two of its tributaries, the Rába and Dráva rivers, are of Alpine origin, while the Tisza River and its tributaries, which drain much of eastern Hungary, rise in the Carpathian Mountains to the east.

The area includes formations of Devonian to Quaternary age affected by various geologic movements, most strongly by those of Alpine origin.

The other dual purpose breeds of alpine origin, DFV and OBV, as well as the closely related BBV also show selection signatures on the same part of BTA6, overlapping with the common section of FGV and MWF in almost 1.6 Mb.

The granitic intrusions and metamorphic units of the Calabrian and Sicilian ranges are also Paleozoic (Hercynian orogeny), but they are believed to be Alpine in origin and only became part of the Apennine chain through subsequent major tectonic movements.

Part of the German-speaking Alpine folklore, the origin of the Krampus remains unclear, although many agree on the story's links to pre-Christian traditions.

Correspondingly, we confirmed that the parent materials in the alpine soils have an aeolian origin.

Correspondingly, we confirmed that the minor coarse components (> 300 μm) of alpine soils had a local origin, i.e., from adjacent bedrock outcrops.

Given the recent, common origin of the Alpine radiation, parallel trends in candidate loci between similar ecotypes in different lake flocks could be expected.

For instance, while quite different in origin and location, alpine flora and fauna (above the tree line of mountaintops) have striking similarities to the flora and fauna of tundras (a biome north of the boreal forests of North America, Scandanavia, and Russia).

c)Three geographic origins representing the north-western, the alpine, and the south-eastern regions of Europe.