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In natural flora, it is a markedly depleted territory, because of the dense population and intensive cultivation.
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But once animals are removed others will move into the depleted territories.
Chemicals have depleted the soil.
After passing through Igarapé Lourdes, log-laden trucks leave the indigenous territories and rumble out into the dusty terrain beyond – where cattle graze land that's far more depleted than even the Zoró territory, a veritable Eden compared to the farms and fields around it, even though it's badly degraded by indigenous standards.
We observed that the X chromosome territories in hermaphrodite nuclei depleted of the DCC subunit DPY-27 occupied a significantly larger percentage than in wild type hermaphrodite nuclei.
We observed that both chromosome territories X1 and X2 in hermaphrodite nuclei depleted of DPY-27 occupied a significantly larger percentage than in vector control nuclei (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
In the 1820s, beaver trappers, having depleted the beaver population of the Rocky Mountains, began entering Yavapai territory, trapping beaver along the Salt, Gila, and Bill Williams Rivers.
They need to restock the energy that was depleted during winter and to gain energy for fighting other male lizards to compete for territory and females, for seeking female lizards, and for mating.
Surveys in the neighbouring Northern Territory indicate the saltwater crocodile population under a hunting ban since 1971 has grown from a depleted 3,000 to about 100,000.
The ICRC noted that medical supplies and medicines were already badly depleted as a result of Israel's prohibition of most imports into Gaza since Hamas took full internal control of the territory in June 2007.
He looked depleted.
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