Sentence examples for important environmental changes from inspiring English sources
This is also when the first stone tools were developed and when important environmental changes occurred, such as a drier climate with more grassland and different animals.
Feeding behaviors which included a high component of abrasive intakes were probably linked to important environmental changes that occurred between the Eocene and the Oligocene.
Important environmental changes occurred both during and after the existence of the ancient city, and the most significant are related to major shoreline displacement.
Although not well publicized, this "chemical revolution" is one of the most important environmental changes that have transformed the developing world in the past half-century.
Environ Health Perspect 121 1264 1272; http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1306556 Climate change is one of the most important environmental changes populations will face in the coming decades.
Changes in plant phenology thus constitute an important environmental change with expected consequences for ecosystem functioning, such as biological control.
The most important environmental change that influenced fluvial activity in this region during last 10,000 years involved the conversion of a late Holocene mosaic of prairie and forest to a landscape dominated by cropland and pastureland associated with Euro-American settlement.
Like their circadian counterparts, they allow species to anticipate important regular environmental changes; and they can do this even under circumstances when the environmental cues would be misleading (e.g. due to weather conditions).
The evolution of these reaction norms might be especially important under environmental change, as suggested by recent theory (Lande 2009) and meta-analyses (Crispo et al. 2010).
Historical variations in the Asian monsoon have important links to environmental changes and the cultural development of human societies over South and East Asia (Clift and Plumb 2008; Fu et al. 2008).
The structure of the small-vertebrate assemblages of the archaeo-paleontological karstic site of Gran Dolina in Atapuerca (Burgos, Spain) shows important environmental and climatic changes in the faunal succession, across the Matuyama Brunhes boundary at 780 ka.
