Sentence examples for from their capture from inspiring English sources

Most C. gouldii roosted in the floodplain forest, 4 10 km from their capture site (6.9±1.6 km).

In contrast, roost sites of females were predominantly in the floodplain forest, 6 12 km from their capture site in farmland (mean for all females, 6.7±2.9 km).

Sharks were given 24 hours to recover from their capture and were then implanted intraperitoneally with an ARX receiver and transmitter.

Shortly after transmitters were fitted, the crocodiles were moved from their capture locations to new locations (Table 1) by suspending them under a helicopter in a net sling.

The new functions which arose from recruitment of TE sequences range from their capture as cis-regulatory sequences at promoter and enhancer regions [ 37] to the most extensive gene domestication in which single copy genes are well conserved among lineages [ 38].

Grandin's book, inspired by Melville's novella "Benito Cereno," which is based on the incident, traces the rebels' route from their initial capture, in West Africa, to eventual execution, in Concepción, and offers a primer on the South American slave trade along the way.

One study at Johnston Atoll found that none of the sharks examined had moved more than 3 km away from their original capture location over periods of up to a year.

In previous studies, authors reported that more than 80% adult C. splendens moved less than 100 m from their initial capture site [40], [41].

Most males (77%) and females (73%) were recaptured less than 150 m from their initial capture site and only 7% of males and 3% of females moved over 500 m during the study (Fig. 1).

Seroconversions observed 6 months apart also occurred more frequently in animals that had moved longer distances from their original capture point.

Marked lizards did not tend to move further away from their initial capture site with increasing time (F2,252 = 2.08, P = 0.15), indicating that they have fixed home ranges.