Sentence examples for birds we found from inspiring English sources

For wetland birds, we found that the amount of wetland at a landscape-scale was more important than the other landscape variables, whereas surprisingly for turtles, the amount of forest in the surrounding landscape was more important than the other landscape variables.

In a regional context, butterfly and plant species richness were consistently positively correlated, whereas when involving farmland birds we found correlations between taxa to be weaker and/or not significant in regions with high agricultural land-use intensity and in homogeneous landscapes.

In my old Laz-E-Boy recliner my eyes are half shut and there's a sliver of oak limbs and Spanish moss flowing above me, and I'm listening to fellow passengers speculate on the recent spate of Mysterious Dead Birds (we found one outside a Savannah laundromat, one at a TV station yesterday, and two in the churchyard where we painted the bus).

In numerous birds we found antigen staining in endothelial cells of the pecten oculi only (10/17 = 59%; Figure 3g).

In about two-thirds of all birds we found azimuth and elevation maps with more than one topographic representation.

In birds we found a mean velocity of 115°/s during intersaccadic intervals, which presumably may further be reduced by compensatory eye movements.

In this analysis of 16 domesticated mammals and birds, we find no evidence of a general, consistent pattern in the rates or patterns of molecular evolution in the mitochondria.

However, based on our review of previous studies on the relationship between brain size and urban life among birds, we find the evidence in favour of an effect of brain size to be equivocal, and our data clearly do not support such a hypothesis.

In the 20 birds sampled, we found 18 different MHC genotypes (three birds had the same three sequences).

Of the 428 individual birds screened, we found a total of 133 positive samples for an overall prevalence of 31% (reported here as percent infected individuals divided by total individuals screened).

For bird species richness or the probability of detection of individual bird species we found no empirical evidence of a threshold response to the area of native vegetation cover, or any other potential explanatory variables.