Sentence examples for extensive marine from inspiring English sources
At Gerritsen Beach's public school, P.S. 277, an extensive marine biology program takes advantage of the area's salt-water ecosystem.
The idea of creating extensive marine reserves in the Southern Ocean, around Antarctica, seems like a no-brainer.
Though the Great Barrier is the most famous reef, it is not the most threatened; its extensive marine management program is widely regarded as a model for conservation.
Kipp, M. A., Stüeken, E. E., Bekker, A. & Buick, R. Selenium isotopes record extensive marine suboxia during the Great Oxidation Event.
He is a spokesman for the Philadelphia Museum of Art, where "Manet and the Sea" opens tomorrow, not for the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Mass., which has an extensive marine collection.
RIO DE JANEIRO — Three ships and a nuclear-powered submarine are engaged in the most extensive marine search for black boxes from an airline accident in modern aviation history, air safety experts said Friday.
Of particular importance are the parts of the EAIS that are underlain by extensive marine-based subglacial basins.
In Altai Mountains, the glacier advance was more extensive in Marine Isotope Stage (MIS) 3 than MIS 2, probably because the mid-latitude westerlies shifted northward and/or intensified during the MIS 3, resulting in a more positive glacier mass balance.
They provide extensive coastal marine habitats important to recreational and commercial fish species, nesting habitat for sea turtles and terns, breeding and foraging sites for threatened piping plovers and other shorebirds and nesting and rookery habitats for waders and waterbirds affected by the spill.
The designation would protect federal waters along the Aleutians, extensive seabird and marine mammal habitat, unique cold-water coral communities, and critical habitat for a number of endangered marine mammal species, including the critically endangered North Pacific Right Whale.
Continuing for three months, the spill caused extensive damage to marine and wildlife habitats in the Gulf of Mexico and placed more than 400 species at risk, including several threatened species of marine turtles.
