Sentence examples for migratory groups from inspiring English sources

A year ago, many migratory groups of honey bees appeared there and performed fascinating stunts for my research pleasure.

Migratory groups of the Sea Peoples moving along the south coast of Anatolia and the seashore of Syria and Palestine caused great havoc and upheaval.

By the agency's best guess, nearly 20,000 of the animals live in separate southern and northern migratory groups near the coast, more than 81,000 live in deep waters off the continental shelf and a group of about 785 live in the Pamlico Sound off the coast of North Carolina.

Unlike other migratory groups (e.g. Romanians, Moroccan, Dominicans), Pakistanis do show an atypical space concentration of both residence and economic activities in this particular neighbourhood.

Geographic divergences in patterns of species richness were studied for the terrestrial birds of North America using Breeding Bird Survey (BBS) census data subdivided for guild and migratory groups.

Migratory groups of Native Americans inhabited the area for thousands of years, but the first permanent settlements in what would become Harrison County were created by American settlers in the years after the American Revolutionary War.

But the genetic data offers no information as to where these populations splits may have occurred, whether in India or even earlier, before the migratory group had left Africa.

"The depletion of our nation's wetlands and the early hunting of these birds has resulted in their endangered status," Ms. Guilfoyle said, "and now we have a chance to bring experts together to determine how to create a second migratory group".

Despite this slight difference, the researchers could still use the genetic data to accurately assign 85% of the birds to the correct migratory group.

We find no evidence skeletally or archaeologically to support the claims by Berger et al. [1] that there was a "small-bodied" population in Palau resulting from insular dwarfism or even that there was a new, separate, and isolated, migratory group.

Archaeological and linguistic data demonstrate that there was a high level of continuity in Palau prehistorically, with no evidence to suggest that a new migratory group arrived, lived in isolation, and then was later absorbed into a normal sized population prior to European contact.