Sentence examples for beyond the steppe zone from inspiring English sources

However, the horse does not appear to enter widespread use beyond the steppe zone, in Europe and the Near East until the late third millennium BC (Kohl 2007).

The entire oblast lies within the steppe zone and has good chernozem soils.

Farther south, near the Black Sea, Sea of Azov, and Crimean Mountains, the forest-steppe joins the steppe zone, which is about 89,000 square miles (231,000 square km) in area.

The steppe zone, in the southern Ob basin, is the major producer of spring wheat in Russia.

Figure 4 plots the modern relative proportions of cattle, sheep/goats and horses maintained by countries along the steppe zone for the ten years from 1999 to 2008.

This correlates with broad climatic variations across the steppe zone, in which there is greater precipitation in the west than the east (e.g. Figure 1; Ye 2001).

The duration varies from approximately three centuries in the southern part of the forest zone to less than one century in some parts of the steppe zone.

Although Q. robur is considered to be one of the most important species in European dendrochronology, it has received little attention in the steppe zone because of its scarcity in the often-degraded steppe forests.

The steppe zones now lack large animals, and the saiga (a hoofed mammal of the family Bovidae) has disappeared.

According to field observations and measurements, S. singularior has highly variable and instable larval habitats in the arid steppe zone of the Crimea.

The municipality's mountain areas are within the temperate deciduous forest zone, while the more southerly plains area is part of the wooded steppe zone.