Sentence examples for for countless species from inspiring English sources
But, for countless species, including almost all of North America's birds, the threat is not direct.
On what neighbors say was once just a cornfield, they have created a naturalistic environment -- complete with newly dug lakes and reservoirs -- for countless species of flora from up and down the Eastern Seaboard.
Even those that reproduce readily in their natural environment face rapid extinction when the habitat is damaged or destroyed, as occurred in this case and is happening now for countless species.
The case of the Petite Ceinture railway encircling Paris is explored as an outstanding example of terrain that is rendered physically, socially and ecologically invisible yet provides astounding ecological connectivity and relatively undisturbed habitat for countless species in the midst of one of the world's cultural capitals.
What's certain is that a spike of 8 degrees C, in addition to warming already baked in the cake from greenhouse gas emissions, would presumably be catastrophic, not only for human civilization but for countless species and ecosystems jolted by the rapid climate change.
In turn, these massive U-shaped glacially formed valleys create a home for countless species of flora and fauna, including animals such as the much photographed mountain sheep and the elusive grizzly bear.
The larvae of countless species for which the marsh is a spawning ground – shrimp, crab, oysters and fin fish – will be poisoned.
Water is the basis of life, it supports life, and countless species live in it for all or part of their lives.
We know too that the conditions humans find palatable are not the same as those for countless other species.
We must speak up for polar bears, for cheetahs, for countless other species -- and for our children and grandchildren.
The Amazonian floodplains extend for more than 800 000 km and are the refuge for countless plant species, many of them endemic, which colonize the largest area of wetland forests in the world (Melack and Hess 2010; Wittmann et al. 2012).
