Sentence examples for birds is equivalent from inspiring English sources
The 21 per cent drop in Britain's birds is equivalent to the loss of a single breeding pair every minute for the past 46 years, with species including the house sparrow, turtle doves and the wren suffering steep declines.
The total number of breeding birds was equivalent to that in many temperate forests, but the biomass was about five times as great.
Removing a twenty-pound bird from the oven is equivalent to lifting two bags of cement.
Galis says he recently obtained evidence from birds with abnormal digit patterns that the digits in bird wings are equivalent to digits 2, 3, and 4 in other animals.
This is equivalent to a weak signal in surge acceleration (Fig. 5C), indicating that the bird was motionless.
This is equivalent language.
This is equivalent to the advance in caterpillar phenology on the same study site during the same period, resulting in a close matching of bird and prey phenology.
50ml is equivalent to 1.69oz.
Suicide is equivalent to homicide.
ADV and DIS birds were of equivalent body mass at the time of the present experiment (Fig. 1a, Appendix Table A1, Model 1).
