For instance, birds have high irreplaceability in north-eastern Peru, where a number of species are restricted to the lowland white-sand forests near Iquitos.
Salinization appears as scattered discrete patches of 10 100 m2 in the lowlands, illustrated by white efflorescences during the dry season and bare soil during the cropping season.
Although the mountainous and mainly-Indian west is solidly behind Mr Morales, the commercially-minded, whiter lowland east is bitterly opposed to him.
In contrast to these highly disjunct and differentiated populations of the Mountain White-eye, the lowland species Z. abyssinicus, the Abyssinian White-eye, is found in dry and warm lowland savannahs in large, interconnected populations [ 30].
While the Mountain White-eye, Zosterops poliogaster requires moist and cool climatic conditions, its lowland congener, the Abyssinian White-eye Zosterops abyssinicus is found in the dry and warm lowland savannahs, which surround the mountains [ 30].
Cross the bridge from the mainland and soak up the view: a vast, open seascape of sky and lowland marsh, daubed with the white specks of oyster and shrimp boats.
From Gaighat it's a steady descent into lowlands and plains with little white water to be found, so our introductory rafting adventure had come to a natural end.
The White-necked Hawk is a rather small black and white hawk of the Atlantic lowland rainforest in Brazil.
While the Irish hare differs markedly from its closest relative, the mountain hare, by inhabiting lowland areas, it betrays a genetic similarity by developing white patches in winter.
Only 15 of 67 species (22%) had marginal (atypical) niches and narrow niche breadths exhibiting specialization in old hardwood and white spruce forests and burned, open, and lowland habitats.
It resembles the closely-related Plumbeous Hawk (Leucopternis plumbeus) of the lowlands west of the Andes, but is larger and has dark rather than white underwing coverts.
