Analysis by population density was undertaken by considering 'more densely populated : any' and 'less densely populated : any' clustering pairs.
A13 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Remofal of Hawks' Nest Causes Stir Across Nation Since workers removed a red-tailed hawks' nest from a luxury co-op building, the move has been the focus of searing anger from those around the city and nation who saw the hawks as emblems of raw nature in a densely populated urban setting.
MILLBURN, N.J. — In a densely populated place, people prize their slivers of nature and links to a pastoral past.
For example, Isla de Mona and Navassa Island are uninhabited, relatively isolated nature reserves near the densely populated islands of Puerto Rico and Jamaica, respectively (Fig. 1).
The Netherlands is a densely populated country with areas set aside for nature conservation occurring in close proximity to inhabited areas.
This likely took place when both stars were only a few tens of millions of years old and still resided in a densely populated cluster, the pair reports in the 2 December issue of Nature.
Nearly 38,000 of the 85,000 acres in the Shawangunks already are part of state parks or private nature preserves just an hour and a half from the most densely populated part of the country.
But now 198 housing units are proposed for this area occupied by the abandoned rock quarry, which has been largely reclaimed by nature to form an extraordinary landscape set in the middle of this densely populated suburb.
And because of the strange, bifurcated nature of New Jersey's media, Mr. Andrews and his record are largely unknown in the densely populated suburbs of New York, where the names on most people's lips right now are Corzine and Codey.
The experiences of workers and the nature of firms in the densely forested North are likely quite different from the densely populated Southeast.
