Sentence examples for habitat producing from inspiring English sources

These changes in the natural water flow as well as runoff from farmland brought about radical alterations in the natural habitat, producing toxic algae, killing sea-grass beds, creating high levels of organic mercury, and flooding seasonal wildlife feeding and nesting sites.

On display at the Harvard Museum of Natural History through September 2019, "Microbial Life" demonstrates how this essential and powerful life force is responsible for helping all animals digest their food, maintaining the natural habitat, producing oxygen, and even fighting off dangerous pathogens.

Later on, as the process of adaptation by the peripheral population to the new conditions carries on, its fundamental ecological niche will progressively change to match the environmental envelope characterizing the new habitat, producing a niche shift and a reduction in the extent of niche overlap between the core and peripheral populations.

In the case of Rift Valley fever, we discovered that it was heavy rainfall that floods habitats, producing the hatch of mosquito eggs that produce the virus.

B. tabaci occupies tropical and subtropical habitats, producing 11 15 generations per year [ 1, 2].

The main objective of this paper is to answer the question to which extent remote sensing can validly identify different larval habitats producing different malaria transmission risks.

Litter sizes in tropical forest species tend to be much smaller (one to six), and seasonal breeders, particularly in Australian habitats, produce significantly fewer annual litters.

They recorded more than 1,000 songs and found that even in a quiet laboratory setting, males collected from roadside habitats produced significantly different songs.

The Olive-spotted Hummingbird is the only hummingbird that specializes in the early successional habitats produced by the shifting courses of large Amazonian rivers.

On average, highland habitats produced 0.91 (95% CI 0.31 2.78) adult anopheline mosquitoes per m2 of water surface.

Endophyte-infected grasses from both habitats produced more inflorescences in 2005 compared to uninfected plants.