Sentence examples for altitude zone from inspiring English sources

Wide distribution in this sense refers to a zoogeographical or faunal region; limited distribution, to a single valley, plain, island, altitude zone, or vegetation type on a mountain.

Up to 100 m altitude zone is the predominant class covering 37.2% of the total area, which refers to a higher FR value (1.59) than other classes (Table 2).

It is interesting to note that no major slope failures in the form of landslides have been observed on the hill slopes except in the periglacial zone in the upper catchment area and higher altitude zone elsewhere in Kullu Valley.

The spatial distribution of the elevation map was prepared after reclassifying the elevation layer into seven (7) classes (< 100, 100 200, 200 300, 300 400, 400 500, 500 1000 and > 1000 m) where brown colour indicates maximum altitude found in north, north-west, and blue indicated < 100 m altitude zone in the east and south-east part in the study area (Fig. 2b).

Reciprocally, informal discussions suggest that farmers from ZS3 regularly renew their seeds from the much lower altitude zone ZS6 following crop failures in cold years: such preferential exchanges might explain the differentiation of these two zones relative to the others.

The scheme of the altitudinal landscape sequence and the structure of the soil cover also changed according to climatic changes, and regular displacements of the altitude zones occurred.

The paper contrasts the maize populations and management practices of Spanish speaking mestizos and Mayan language speaking indigenous people across four altitude zones in Chiapas.

The high altitudinal areas are cold (< 15 °C) such as Awing and Santa whereas the low altitude zones are hot (average 27 °C) such as Ndop plain and Ako Sub Division.

Similarly, the binary distribution map based on minimum training presence values has shown the potential distribution area across the country except for the western desert and the high altitude zones in the Himalayas (Fig.  5A).

In the high-altitude zone, twisted shrubs, including rhododendron, green alder, and dwarf juniper, give way to pastureland that is covered with grasses and sedges and wildflowers such as gentian, rock jasmine, campion, sea bindweed, primrose, and saxifrage.

In the high-altitude zone of Tymfi, a number of alpine lakes home to several rare amphibian species are found surrounded by alpine pasture.