Sentence examples for in our changing environment from inspiring English sources
American Museum of Natural History: 'Frogs: A Chorus of Color' and 'Whales: Giants of the Deep' (through Jan . 5 More than 150 live frogs representing 25 species are on view in re-creations of their natural habitats in the exhibition "Frogs," highlighting their evolution, biology and challenges to survival in our changing environment.
(Anne Mancuso) Museums and Sites American Museum of Natural History: 'Frogs: A Chorus of Color' and 'Whales: Giants of the Deep' (through Jan . 5 More than 150 live frogs representing 25 species are on view in creations of their natural habitats in the exhibition "Frogs," highlighting their evolution, biology and survival challenges in our changing environment.
(Anne Mancuso) Around Town Museums and Sites American Museum of Natural History: 'Frogs: A Chorus of Color' (daily through Jan . 5 More than 150 live frogs representing 25 species are on view in re-creations of their natural habitats in this exhibition highlighting the amphibians' evolution, biology and challenges to survival in our changing environment.
(Anne Mancuso) Museums and Sites American Museum of Natural History: 'Frogs: A Chorus of Color' and 'Whales: Giants of the Deep' (through Jan . 5 More than 150 live frogs representing 25 species are on view in re-creations of their natural habitats in the exhibition "Frogs," highlighting their evolution, biology and challenges to survival in our changing environment.
(Anne Mancuso) Around Town Museums and Sites American Museum of Natural History: 'Frogs: A Chorus of Color' (Saturday through Jan . 5 More than 150 live frogs representing 25 species will be on view in re-creations of their natural habitats in this exhibition highlighting the amphibians' evolution, biology and challenges to survival in our changing environment.
(Anne Mancuso) Around Town Museums and Sites American Museum of Natural History: 'Frogs: A Chorus of Color' and 'Whales: Giants of the Deep' (through Jan . 5 More than 150 live frogs representing 25 species are on view in re-creations of their natural habitats in "Frogs," which highlights the amphibians' evolution, biology and challenges to survival in our changing environment.
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The long-term weather question is whether or not we'll see more or less of these "classic" looks in our changing meteorological environment.
Hence, this species presents as an ideal candidate for studies into the processes of calcium regulation and shell deposition in our changing ocean environments.
Estimations of long-term regional trends in evapotranspiration (E) and water storage are key to our understanding of hydrology in a changing environment.
The nature of the Cairngorms: diversity in a changing environment.
