Sentence examples for cricket population from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the cricket population was on the decline.

High amounts of autocorrelation in temperature values decreased the extinction risk of a bush cricket population.

In conclusion, our results suggest that intra-locus sexual conflict does not play an important role in the evolution of reproductive effort or ageing in this cricket population.

Decaying crickets can result in the rest of your cricket population suffering the same fate since decaying crickets are toxic to other crickets.

Lizards and spiders are natural cricket predators, so if you allow them to live on your property, they will naturally control your cricket population.

Today, they reduce the mosquito and mole cricket populations.

The behavioural and morphological differences we have found between solitary and gregarious Mormon cricket populations are consistent with the previous discovery of a genetic division that implies a distinct Pleistocene history.

Since carrier frequency and chirp rate can convey information about present and past body condition [ 36, 37] and variation in male song can be subject to strong sexual selection [ 2, 3, 38- 40], it is almost certain that solitary and gregarious cricket populations have experienced differing sexual selection pressures on their calls.

We illustrate the possibilities and results of this approach with a case study of endangered Pholidoptera transsylvanica bush-cricket population in the Aggtelek Karst, Northeast-Hungary, which inhabits 39 habitat patches connected with ecological corridors.

But the lion's share of the lion's share would go to India – from where the vast majority of all cricketing revenue arises, thanks to its cricket-mad population of 1.2 billion.

After the World Twenty20 final, ESPN managing director Russell Wolff put it simply: "You have a growing cricket-interested population through straight population growth and through immigration patterns.