Sentence examples for larger remnants from inspiring English sources

First of all, conservation efforts should preferentially focus on the retention of larger remnants of native vegetation.

For small and medium-sized categories, we considered isolated fragments and fragments connected by corridors to larger remnants.

The Chandra ACIS instrument has a field-of-view of 8'x8' or 16'x16', so images of larger remnants are sometimes incomplete.

Statistical analyses for several species showed that arboreal marsupials are more likely to be found in larger remnants that contain more trees with cavities and the four-fingered skink (Carlia tetradactyla) is more likely to be found either where there are more exposed rocks or more dead trees.

This forest is a part of one of the larger remnants of the formerly extensive Canterbury foothill forests dominated by black beech (Allen et al. 2000).

In 1992 and 1993 we compared the use of remnant strips of coastal sage scrub habitat and revegetated highway rights-of-way (ROW) with that of larger remnant patches of coastal sage scrub habitat to which these strips were connected.

Patients with a diseased liver require a larger remnant to survive.

Large remnants are important for other ecological groups of species including migratory species, ground foraging birds and canopy foraging birds.

Remnant-reliant species displayed a much stronger response to remnant area than matrix-tolerant species indicating the importance of large remnants in maintaining representative bird assemblages.

In many places large remnants of Mesozoic sediments are found overlying the Precambrian rocks, suggesting that a fairly continuous cover of deposits once existed above the older massif.

Where possible, revegetated categories were compared to remnant native vegetation with the same patch sizes, as well as very large remnants (>1000 ha) and grazed paddocks.