Sentence examples for km of their from inspiring English sources
These First Nations have been emboldened by this summer's Supreme Court of Canada William decision, which recognized the aboriginal title of the Tsilhqot'in nation to 1,750 sq km of their land in central British Columbia – not outright ownership, but the right to use and manage the land and to reap its economic benefits.
Half of the subjects were pinpointed within 87 km of their reported point of origin.
Eggs and larvae typically remained within 160 km of their spawning origin, although a minority travelled up to 300 km.
Our results indicate that ibis showed site fidelity but also interacted on a regional scale within approximately 40 km of their colonies.
The local population harvests small quantities of wood and within a radius of about 5 km of their villages, mainly as firewood and for construction.
Most cliff swallows settled within 6 km of their previous year's site, indicating that many nonphilopatric birds still may have had some familiarity with the local landscape surrounding the site to which they moved.
Because honey bees readily fly within a 4 km radius of their apiaries, they access an area of approximately 50 km and can come in contact not only with the air but also with the soil and water; therefore, the concentrations of trace elements in honey can reflect the amount present in the entire region accessed [ 9].
The pinnacles were formed by volcanic activity about 23 million years ago, some 195 miles (315 km) south of their present location.
After about six hours of heavy fighting the attack was stopped about a mile (1.6 km) short of their objective.
A report published in January 2010 supported this assumption by demonstrating that both Madagascar and Africa were 1650 km south of their present-day positions around 60 mya, placing them in a different ocean gyre and reversing the strong current that presently flows away from Madagascar.
The hybrids represented a large proportion of the smolts whose farthest detection was the Strait of Juan de Fuca line (56%), and the hybrids also represented a large proportion (47%) of the group who travelled nearly 50 km south of their estuary of origin.
