Sentence examples for human arrivals from inspiring English sources

The first human arrivals in northern Sahul New Guineaa) encountered new environments, flora and fauna, yet they appear to have rapidly adapted to the challenges of settlement in these different ecological niches.

Then they compared how well climate change and human arrivals, alone or in combination, could predict the timing and severity of extinctions on the five landmasses.

Barnosky and environmental scientist Barry Brook of the University of Adelaide in Australia have found such a human-climate synergy operating in megafaunal extinctions when severe climate change coincided with human arrivals.

Smart buildings can be programmed to start up heating and cooling systems prior to human arrivals in the morning and to turn those off at night, thus automatically optimizing the consumption.

This fits with the recorded discovery of the archipelago in 1772 (by a Frenchman called Kerguelen-Trémarec) and settlement by mice either at the time or with subsequent human arrivals.

The date of the first human arrival in Australia via Sahul remains contested, however.

Human arrival and subsequent occupation of the Australian continent is characterized by dynamic responses to climatic flux and changing environments.

New Zealand's birds were ill-prepared to cope with the influx of cats, dogs, rats and stoats that accompanied human arrival.

It's long been understood that human arrival on Madagascar about 2,000 years ago coincided with the sudden die-off of much of the island's wildlife.

Additionally, whilst sporadic human presence versus stable occupation are difficult to detect in archaeological records, the coupling with paleoenvironmental studies may offer new scenarios and information for human arrival in the Balearic Islands.

As compared with the easy assertion 5 years ago that this had been established, there are now more faunal species (c. 69% of total known to have become extinct) that cannot be placed within 50 100 ka of human arrival.