Sentence examples for concentrations of animals from inspiring English sources
The inevitable byproduct of huge concentrations of animals is huge concentrations of manure, which is stored in open lagoons and eventually sprayed on farmland, though there is usually far more manure than local fields can absorb.
Concentrations of animals use large quantities of antibiotics, reduce landscape diversity, and are accompanied by the loss of native species.
These include large concentrations of animals with similar disease susceptibilities; poor environmental hygiene, which promotes bacteria growth in water, feed and bedding; inadequate control over antibiotic treatment of sick animals; rapid turnover of animals without cleaning the facilities; and transport of contaminated animals to other farms as breeding and feeding stock.
While such efforts may advance environmental quality, a more fundamental issue is whether adequate consideration has been given to the broader issue of what concentrations of animals means for the rural environment.
The value is conservative as some animals may use the wetlands at times other than during the month with the highest concentrations of animals.
In 2018, movements and concentrations of animals followed normal patterns.
Moist tropical forests such as the Amazon have the greatest concentrations of animal and plant species of any terrestrial ecosystem.
Moist tropical forests such as the Amazon have the greatest concentrations of animal and plant species of any terrestrial ecosystem; perhaps two-thirds of Earth's species live only in these forests.
Nigella sativa, or commonly called black cumin is a small herb of family Ranunculaceae is a well-known medicinal plant but its effects on tissue mineral concentrations of animal bodies is unknown.
Because the number of farms producing livestock and poultry has dropped more than 80%, despite increasing production (Miner et al. 2000), there is now a significant concentration of animals within a given farm [or concentrated animal feeding operation (CAFO)] as well as an increased localization of these CAFOs within relatively few regions of the United States.
