Sentence examples for common habitats from inspiring English sources

"The conservation of delicate and rare habitats gets the headlines but we've got to look after common habitats as well," said Hulme.

Y. pestis's primary carrier is the flea Xenopsylla cheopis, one of whose common habitats, in turn, is the fur on the back of Rattus rattus, the black rat, an animal common to the Central Asian steppe.

Most species occupied typical or common habitats within the study area and exhibited generalist strategies typical of species in heterogeneous and disturbed habitats that undergo frequent change.

Ants were collected both by hand collection and from honey baits in the most common habitats: garbage dumps, households, and home gardens.

Using the Greek Island of Lesvos as a model system, we assess the biodiversity value of six common habitats and measure ecosystemic 'health' using pollen grain deposition in three core flowering plants as a measure of pollination services.

We then present a design for a European-wide sampling design for monitoring common habitats, and discuss ways of extending these approaches globally, supported by the recently developed Global Environmental Stratification.

Here we see the human male in its less common habitat.

As urbanisation is increasing worldwide, town and cities are becoming the most common habitat for humankind.

The ecosystem reestablishing itself in the protected forest is seen as a common habitat, not a wilderness to be kept at bay from the farmland.

Habitat Supplements: These two-page documents provide specific guidance for 11 common habitat types within the Golden-winged Warbler's range.

A few species are associated with algae and marine plants, and in the deep sea, waterlogged wood is a common habitat for one group.