Sentence examples for fragmented landmass from inspiring English sources
While largely offering a welcome cool breeze in the summer months, it can pipe up later in the year owing to the jagged silhouette of the Velebit Mountain chain on one side and a thousand tiny islands making up a fragmented landmass, on the other.
Considering that its sister group, Lestoniidae, is an endemic Australian family, and that the majority (approximately 80%%) of acanthosomatid genera is distributed in the fragmented landmasses of Gondwana, the family is very likely of Gondwanan origin.
The central coast of BC is a remote network of islands and naturally fragmented mainland landmasses with limited (but increasing) industrial anthropogenic disturbance.
Rather, our estimated dates fit a dispersal hypotheses (including overseas dispersal) [ 3] and/or the prolonged existence of land connections among the fragmented Gondwana landmasses [ 2].
"Even with all this landmass".
It is an inanimate landmass.
The answer: 80% of its landmass.
It is also more fragmented.
Everything was extremely fragmented.
