Sentence examples for location of breeding from inspiring English sources

This method can provide year round information on the location of breeding and wintering sites.

Although we included the most recent data on the location of breeding colonies, these localities have shifted in the past [78].

Examination of the location of breeding grounds for SH humpback whales indicates these two regions are considerably to the north of other SH breeding grounds [89], and suggest that the Benguela along with the Humbolt/Peru Current systems influence the location of breeding grounds for these populations [86].

The SLL accessions derived from crop improvement programs currently active (i.e. contemporary to the time of writing) were categorized based on use (fresh market or processing) and location of breeding.

Other data, such as wind direction and speed were not available for analysis, as well as other potentially confounding variables, such as the amount and location of breeding sites.

a, The model is built from the following three main components: species' energetic costs (a function of the location of breeding and non breeding ranges, comprising thermoregulation, reproduction and migration costs); energy supply (derived from the NDVI, and variable across space and seasons); and 1,000 simulated range options (the same size as the average bird seasonal range size).

Overall, the few reliable literature descriptions of the geographical locations of breeding sites of A. dumetorum in Central Asia coincide with collection locations of specimens we identify as A. orinus.

We used the location of all turbines on 34 wind-farms in southern Spain, details on 342 griffon vultures found dead, and the location and size of breeding colonies and roost sites of the species during the breeding and non-breeding seasons, respectively.

The Organization's Desert Locust Information Service DLISS) continuously monitors the situation based on information provided by affected countries and forecasts the timing, location and scale of breeding and migration.

Rubenstein analyzed the isotopic signatures of feathers from wintering warblers to reveal the location of their breeding sites.

The location of their breeding grounds in a few remote tracts of fir forest remained a mystery until 1977, and how an infant generation of butterflies finds it anew each autumn is still an enigma.