Sentence examples for birds is linked from inspiring English sources

Sticking to the chest, the huge breastbone of birds is linked to the huge flight muscles that anchor there, but this is also, albeit rather smaller, a feature of the more bird-like dinosaurs.

The welfare of birds is linked closely to the quality of food and shelter found in their habitats.

Temporal change of birds was linked to life-history attributes, with patterns often being habitat-dependent.

Our results support the contention that the ability of alternative biomass feedstocks to support fall bird communities is linked to habitat characteristics at several spatial scales and that habitat characteristics favoring the settlement of specialist species differed from those favoring species richness, per se.

In addition, Bloch et al. (2015) have suggested that rapid evolution of RH2 in Setophaga birds (a genus of Passeriformes) is linked to sexual selection, given their exceptional plumage color diversification [ 52].

Waterfowl (Anseriformes) and chickenlike birds (Galliformes) are linked and together may be the oldest assemblage of modern birds.

Population declines of farmland birds have been linked to the loss and fragmentation of grassland habitats resulting from changes in agricultural practices and urbanization.

For example, the independent evolution of ultra-violet sensitivity in the opsins of some birds, amphibians and mammals, might have arisen to improve visual contrast detection and avoid UV damage, while the regain of UV vision in some birds has been linked to migration behaviour triggered by day length [18].

Thus, the reproductive condition of female birds may be linked to the environmental and physiological availability of carotenoids.

We found that switchgrass supported a reduced diversity and richness of terrestrial arthropods relative to mixed-prairie patches, a pattern which also occurs in this system during the breeding season [3], [7], but found no evidence that the composition of migratory bird communities was linked to arthropod biomass in crop patches.

The move came after years of review, a partial ban in the mid-1990s (when millions of migratory bird deaths were linked to carbofuran), and an attempt earlier in 2009 by the chemical's manufacturers to delay further restrictions.