Sentence examples similar to dwelling ground from inspiring English sources

Abundances of forest dwelling, ground-nesting species increased steadily with time since harvest, while early-successional, shrub-nesting species decreased with time since harvest.

Misattributions and limited remains have resulted in varying opinions about the way Archaeoindris moved in its environment, ranging from tree-dwelling to ground-dwelling.

But dwelling on such ground rules is a dodge.

The European hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) is a ground dwelling mammal which also inhabits variable urban habitats.

In Africa's Congo River basin live several ground dwelling mammals that are related to cattle and pigs (order Artiodactyla).

After dwelling in the ground since 1996, the insects began to emerge in May from North Carolina to the Hudson River Valley.

It is a ground dwelling species mainly found on the ground walking through its evergreen and semi-deciduous forest habitat foraging for fruits and arthropods.

Southern Lapwings are exclusively ground dwelling birds, although there is anecdotal information of Southern Lapwings perched on top of hedgerows (ESAS pers. obs.).

The Mongols herded their inhabitants outside the gates — men, women, children — and massacred them, even dogs and cats, then ploughed every dwelling into the ground".

Southern lapwings are also known to present a 'broken-wing' display to attract ground dwelling predators (humans, dogs, cats, etc…) away from their nest.

Spinning an irregular tangled web amongst dune plants or other debris, they feed mainly on ground dwelling insects.