Sentence examples for habitat groups from inspiring English sources

In Nevada and Florida, for example, some Habitat groups stopped new construction entirely and shifted to renovation, buying abandoned properties in cities racked by high foreclosure rates.

At the New York museum, the earliest dioramas were called "habitat groups," four-sided glass cases of mounted birds with a background painting of their habitat.

While working as a preparator of habitat groups at the Museum of Natural History, in 1972, Mr. Mendez was asked to prepare ants for an anti-war commercial, beginning his career in movies.

He has been a trustee of the Museum since 1935 and during the 20s and 30s made expeditions for it to India, Malaya, Tibet, and Siam, and returned with tigers, elephants, and rhinoceroses, habitat groups and mounted specimens of which are in the Museum's Vernay-Faunthorpe Hall.

According to composition, two habitat groups could be distinguished: wooded habitats, including native forests and plantations except young eucalypt plantations; and shrubby habitats, with shrublands and young eucalypt plantations.

In any wild habitat, groups of animals will respond to outside aggressors in one of two ways: they either circle up and work together for their collective survival, or they scatter and let the slow ones get picked off.

One habitat group, interior/edge species, and total abundance of songbirds also had higher abundance in harvested areas.

In fact, Peale created the first natural history museum in North America (Yochelson 1992, p.488), and was the first to create a habitat group—a prelude to the museum diorama (Yochelson 1992, p. 490), and was the first to mount a scientific expedition (to dig up the mastodon) (Yochelson 1992, p. 496).

AMOVA tests were conducted separately for species or habitat grouping to investigate inter- and intraspecific divergence.

We found that only in open scrub habitat, group size for both ungulate species increased with the probability of encountering lion.

The PERMANOVA test revealed effects of the habitat group, the year and their interaction on the dependent variables (Table  2).