Sentence examples for changes in habitats from inspiring English sources
Agricultural development in the southern Great Plains of North America has resulted in marked changes in habitats and in the configurations of those habitats.
Amboseli ecosystem has experienced drastic changes in land use and land cover over the last four decades, among them, changes in habitats, woodland, declining grazing areas, and loss of land productivity and desirable forage species (Campbell et al. 2003; Kioko and Okello 2010; Western and Nightingale 2003; Western and Maitumo 2004; Western 2007, Western et al. 2015).
The results of this study suggest that many metabolic RNA motif regulons evolve rapidly in microbial lineages to adapt to changes in habitats and lifestyles.
It is of interest that changes in habitats for this particular branch result from a decrease in hydrostatic pressure caused mostly by a transition to novel shallow habitat (Table 1).
Increased surveillance of both vector- and rodent-borne diseases, as well as the vectors and rodents themselves, is essential in order to discover changes in habitats and incidences, and to assess the importance of climatic factors for these changes.
We used human population size as a proxy of the variety of anthropogenic effects, e.g. human-mediated dispersal and anthropogenic changes in habitats (pollution, use of natural resources, and climate change), that humans have on natural environments in a particular region.
Ontogenetic colour changes are common in many crustaceans, typically in response to the changing camouflage requirements associated with changes in habitat or behaviour.
Most invasive species move into a territory that has been opened up by changes in habitat and local extinction of native species, Dr. Case said.
Though the reason for the loss of a nictitating membrane in humans in unclear, changes in habitat and eye physiology may have rendered the tissue unnecessary.
As changes in habitat become more severe and seasonal rates of change more rapid, catastrophic mortality events that have yet to be realised on a large scale are expected to occur".
