Sentence examples for geological connection from inspiring English sources

My long-term excuse for this floral blind spot is that I was raised on chalk, which camellias find uncongenial, and therefore I have no geological connection to them - or indeed any other acid-loving plants.

Understanding the geological connection between coastal aquifers and the offshore sedimentary record is important to better predict consequences in terms of water management.

Finally, land dispersal not only requires a geological connection, e.g., a land bridge, but that the environmental conditions along the bridge are within the ecological limits of the dispersing organisms (Wiens and Donoghue 2004).

However, less attention has been given to the opportunity of "into-India" movement of Laurasian species after the establishment of this new geological connection.

The GAARlandia hypothesis [ 80] proposes that a geological connection was present between the central part of Central America and South America 32 Ma, formed via a land bridge between the Greater Antilles and the Aves Islands Ridge.

At best geotourism fosters an understanding of and a connection with geological features through visitation, interpretation and education.

With fault data from fault digitization and human adjustments for faults based on geological analysis, a smooth connection between intersecting faults is accordingly built.

These four damage cases are representative of the main geological and hydrogeological hazards in connection with drillings of BHE.

Discussion of the connection between biological, geological, and cosmological systems also varied across states; only 17 states provided a comprehensive treatment.

Human evolution is not covered, nor is the connection between biological, geological and cosmological evolution Arizona B B Direct treatment of evolution does not occur until high school and human evolution is not covered Arkansas D C Improved treatment of biological evolution.

Beyond geological assumption of a land connection between Europe and Africa in the continuity of the Maghrebides at the level of the present Sicilian canal until late the Pliocene (2 Myr; [ 31]), allozyme and morphometric features indicate similarities between southernmost Italian samples analysed and eastern north African populations [ 9, 14].