Sentence examples for animals were introduced from inspiring English sources

In 1868 the first tramcars, also drawn by animals, were introduced.

Subsequently, the animals were introduced to experimental diets for 10 d (a 6-d adaptation period followed by a 4-d faeces and urine total collection).

The animals were introduced to the Antipodes about 200 years ago by European settlers and bred and spread rapidly across the Australian continent and New Zealand.

The process was long: 250 miles of fences were removed, the river Adur returned to its natural path, wildflowers and grass sown, and scrub allowed to grow before grazing animals were introduced.

While domestic plants and animals were introduced to the Fayum from elsewhere, when a number of aspects of the archaeological record are compared, a settlement system is suggested that has no obvious analogues with the Neolithic in southwest Asia.

Curtis W. Marean, the team leader and a paleoanthropologist with the Institute of Human Origins at Arizona State University, said, "Shellfish was one of the last additions to the human diet before domesticated plants and animals were introduced," more than 10,000 years ago.

One factor that could affect aggressive interaction is the size of the enclosure in which the animals are introduced, although this has never been tested in rabbits.

Just when the heads of Mac and Sam are about to fall, there is a fade-out and then a fade-in and our heroes are surrounded by officers and men from an American warship.While the pushing of a taxicab off a dock and other such ideas hardly seem worth the expense, there is always fun when wild animals are introduced into a comedy.

The dynamics of the skink's circulus means that not all groups do well when new animals are introduced.

For all following post-mortem studies a control cohort of four age-matched uninfected, CD8 T-lymphocyte depleted animals was introduced to reveal changes from "baseline".

Instead, they exhibit behaviours and life history traits (e.g. tameness, loss of flight, large size, low fecundity) that predispose them to population crises when predatory animals are introduced [10], [11], suggesting that they are evolutionarily 'trapped' [12], [13].