Sentence examples for favourable habitat from inspiring English sources

The vegetation of the river and of its creeks provides a favourable habitat for insects, animals, and birds.

To evaluate these spatial extents of correlation, proportions of favourable habitat were calculated within several circles of increasing diameter centred on sampling patches of favourable habitat where population abundance was recorded.

Specifically, fallen logs or tree stumps, newly colonised by moss, were identified as the most favourable habitat type for R. ponticum invasion.

Favourable habitat condition was predicted by presence of different types of grazing management, presence of woodland around patches of calcareous grassland and shape complexity.

Thus, M. sabatieri with its wrinkled surface usually supporting a rich sessile epiflora and epifauna provides a favourable habitat for a quite homogenous peracarid assemblage.

Soil pockets in desert mountain habitats are extremely important, as they offer a foothold for seedlings, usually have more plant available water and thus provide a favourable habitat for plant growth in an arid surrounding.

Because nearly all of Antarctica is covered with ice, it lacks a well-developed tundra, though lichens, mosses, and at least three species of flowering plants occur in more favourable habitats there.

Since then the Japanese serow has steadily increased its numbers, because of both the virtual elimination of poaching and the creation of favourable habitats such as monoculture conifer plantations.

In the case of orthopterans, the basic requirements of food and moisture; shelter, including protection from weather and from enemies; favourable habitats, involving special niches such as caves or deserts; as well as preferred seasons and conditions conducive to successful reproduction, are involved.

Occurrence of both species suggests that high elevations may not provide favourable ecological conditions, and bush cover appeared to be favourable habitats for both species.

The spreading dynamics in a heterogeneous landscape was found to be not only dependent on the availability of favourable habitats, but also the dispersal strategy.