Sentence examples for animals depend on from inspiring English sources

Several pathogens of humans and domestic animals depend on hematophagous arthropods to transmit them from one vertebrate reservoir host to another and maintain them in an environment.

"The climate is changing so much faster than before, and these animals depend on so much for temperature".

However, many animals depend on their sense of smell much more than we do, so they would probably be affected much more acutely by a change in this key sense.

Although tangles of lianas are known to delay forest regrowth in canopy gaps, a large number of animals depend on lianas for food in the form of leaves, sap, nectar, pollen, and fruit.

Since animals depend on being heard for various reasons (mating, predation, warning, play), they are forced to seek distinct niches: "Each resident species acquires its own preferred sonic bandwidth — to blend or contrast — much in the way that violins, woodwinds, trumpets and percussion instruments stake out acoustic territory in an orchestral arrangement".

Eels once accounted for as much as fifty per cent of the total fish biomass of East Coast rivers and streams, and dozens of other animals depend on the eel.* In the Susquehanna River, they are prey for osprey and raccoons and a ride upriver for the larvae of freshwater mussels, which hitch onto them before settling in and getting down the business of water filtration.

Another important finding, Dunn and his colleagues report, was how these two body measures are related to the number of males in a howler monkey's immediate social group, which ranges from one to three animals depending on the species.

Sponsors initially proposed 129 combined protocols, potentially saving 75,000 225,000 animals, depending on whether the combined test replaced one or both of the separate tests.

"They know they have animals depending on them.

The survival of migratory animals depends on all the habitats along their journey.

"The origin of animals depended on genes that were already in place," Dr. King said.