Tufted capuchins regularly give terrestrial predator-associated calls ("hiccups") in a range of nonpredatory contexts in which the caller would stand to gain from the antipredator reactions of listeners [Wheeler, 2010b].
The fact that the BBC is providing the UK's 4K World Cup feeds might sound surprising given the terrestrial broadcaster's publicly funded nature and bandwidth-limited terrestrial broadcasting tradition.
Given that terrestrial photosynthesis is strongly limited by irradiance20, the human utilization of plant products ought to be similarly affected by post-eruption radiative forcing.
These results are consistent with the idea that the human visual system is designed to perceive animacy in a functionally reasonable way given the terrestrial environment in which it evolved.
Give your terrestrial salamanders filtered water.
ITV can argue that there is no value in these licences at all nowadays given that analogue terrestrial's days are numbered.
Another display used by baboons to intimidate rivals is their "wahoo" call, which can be heard over several kilometers and is one of the loudest given by any terrestrial mammal.
Dinosaurs living on land may have preferred laying eggs, but their aquatic kin, more closely related to modern lizards than to Tyrannosaurus rex, had given up the terrestrial life.
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This is of interest to biologists, given that all terrestrial vertebrate animals – humans included – are thought to have descended from a lineage of fish that made moved from water to land.
