Sentence examples for important populations of from inspiring English sources
These dry-stone walls are of botanical importance, as they support important populations of the nationally scarce wall whitlowgrass (Draba muralis).
Here in the UK we are privileged to have internationally important populations of both grey and harbour seals.
French wet grasslands support important populations of lapwings and other waders.
The river Kent, which runs through the wood, holds nationally important populations of white-clawed crayfish, the only species of crayfish native to the British Isles, and the endangered freshwater pearl mussel.
Iceland is responsible for many internationally important populations of breeding bird species, yet very little is currently known about how these species use the habitats available to them.
The underwater landscape of 6,000m deep trenches, oceanic ridges and sea mounts, is also a refuge and breeding ground for large and important populations of sharks, dolphins, marine turtles, rare crabs, birds and other vulnerable species.
"This may be the most important population of Thyolo Alethe known", said ornithologist Lincoln Fishpool, BirdLife's Global Important Bird Areas (IBA) Co-ordinator, who was also part of the expedition.
"The Kunene Region of Namibia, a vast area that is not formally protected, has an important population of black rhinos that could be vulnerable to poaching," Ms. Dean said.
This study also highlights the need to consider SEN status independently of behavioural and emotional problems to help understand the nature and extent of bullying and victimisation in this important population of children.
But he also points out that "they at least reflect how an important population of entrepreneurs evaluate the VCs they have encountered" and that when he dug into the data he didn't find an unusually negative or positive bias.
Only 13 years ago, scientists announced that an important population of gray whales was back after having been nearly hunted to extinction by the early 20th century.
