Sentence examples for birds from different from inspiring English sources
Here, we demonstrate that by tracking birds and vessels simultaneously using GPS technology, we can provide answers to the following questions: (1) Do birds from different colonies differ in the propensity to follow vessels?
It is thus conceivable that variation in technical innovation performance in mynas reflects differences in the way birds from different habitats prioritize approach over avoidance, rather than differences in creativity.
Thus, this apparent contradiction might be a result of site-specific differences in foraging area preferences of birds from different regions and colonies.
And many kinds of birds from different parts of the world come here to nest".
Birds from different households, even those only a few yards away and also at risk from the disease, are left untouched, Vietnamese officials said.
Birders from many states in the East converged on Massachusetts this week to view two rare visitors to the state, birds from different species that probably originated in Asia.
During each sampling visit, each poultry trader in a LBM provided two birds collected from different areas until twenty birds were obtained.
We know that the WC birds originated from different clutches from the HR birds because the remaining chicks from clutches used for taking the HR nestlings were ringed for subsequent identification and the WC birds were taken from a flock of several hundred birds making it unlikely that any two WC birds came from the same clutch.
The birds were from different cohorts in different years, and there were some differences in the two experimental protocols.
The birds originated from different parts of Poland, predominantly form its east (Lublin) and south-west area (Wroclaw).
We discovered that the current mitochondrial DNA genetic make-up of the argentatus showed clear signs of past hybridisation between birds derived from different ancestral refugia, although no definite geographic scenario could be reconstructed for this reticulation because of insufficient sampling in our previous study.
