Sentence examples for extended their range from inspiring English sources

They extended their range to include espresso a year later.

"The Bronx is one of the last places where coyotes extended their range," Mr. Künstler said.

Gradually they extended their range, taking refuge in caves when they could not find trees.Meanwhile Earth's climate was changing.

With the introduction of larger, high-pressure engines and more streamlined hulls, the steamboats extended their range, and the Mississippi became economic overlord to half the country.

But if there was a moment when the placid little critters first extended their range beyond merely cute, I like to think I was there, and wailing in raw, unfiltered, primal terror.

The team, led by Dr Rolf Gradinger, from the University of Alaska, also collected evidence from the polar Chukchi Sea, between Russia and Alaska, which showed that at least three species have extended their range northwards by up to 500km.

The Briansk landscapes reflect the moderate-cool climate of this period, when the majority of northern subarctic plant and mammal species extended their ranges considerably to the south to the Central Russian Plain.

Palaeoecological evidence from the late Quaternary shows that terrestrial organisms from many taxonomic groups extended their ranges in response to the rapid climatic changes at the transition from the last glacial stage to the Holocene, about 11,500 years ago.

Dermo and MSX, for two, have extended their ranges farther north, from the Chesapeake Bay into Delaware Bay and Maine in recent decades.

Even so, climate change might not be the only or the most important reason why some marine diseases have extended their ranges into higher latitudes, says James T. Carlton, director of the Maritime Studies Program of Williams College Mystic Seaport in Connecticut.

Other species that pollinate North American plants, such as a few Emeralds and Mountain Gems have low abundances in North America, and several of them have only extended their ranges northwards during the last 100 years [ 12, 50].