Sentence examples for arctic zones from inspiring English sources

They were troubled by supermarkets with open refrigerator cases that turn the aisles into arctic zones.

In Arctic zones there are the caribou-skin tent and the famous Eskimo igloo or, in more permanent or revisited places, the stone hut.

His famous work, Lagoa Santa... (1892; "Lagoa Santa, a Contribution to Biological Phytogeography"), together with his other books, provided a thorough survey of the vegetation of temperate, tropical, and arctic zones.

Biogeographic distribution patterns are closely related to climatic zonation, such as the tropical, subtropical, transition, subarctic, and arctic zones.

Bumblebees are largely confined to temperate, alpine and arctic zones of Europe, North America and Asia [17], [18].

In typical ecosystems, Russula constitutes a significant amount of the EcM biomass, and its distribution ranges from the tropics to subtropics, temperate regions, and even arctic zones.

In the arctic zone of Central Asia, the prehistoric age extends from the 3rd millennium bc to the arrival of Europeans around ad 1800.

When we entered the tree-impoverished arctic zone on Day 4, I noted that my fingernails were black with dirt, that my beard and mustache tasted of things I did not remember eating and that my body was serving up a buffet of odors I had never encountered before: ground-corpse tacos and sweat lasagna with a side of blue-cheese iodine.

The genus Pinus L. consists of ca. 110 ecologically and economically important species extending from the arctic zone to the tropics.

Current data suggest that the exploration by humans of the arctic zone of Western Beringia occurred no later than the second half of the Late Pleistocene, during the time span with favorable conditions for human dispersals.

With time easy resources of the fossil fuels are shrinking and newly searched reservoirs, to feed supply demands of global consumption, are mostly located in extreme environmental conditions such as hot deserts, deep water and arctic zone etc. Production of the fossil fuels, in such inhospitable environmental conditions, poses difficult challenges to health, safety and environment (HSE).