Sentence examples for modern range from inspiring English sources
Fossils of the living species come from Late Pleistocene sediments in northern California, within its modern range.
The illustrations, drawn from old posters, drawings and photographs ancient and modern, range from sweetly innocent pink piglets to a terrifyingly fanged wild boar.
Where the real-world Barbie doll was once the basis of the Barbie brand, Mattel's Monster High, another highly successful modern range of ghoulish fashion dolls (pictured), started off online.
Modern range management utilizes the concept of multiple use, which requires that all the resources of a rangeland be managed simultaneously, using constant monitoring and adjustments to provide a mix of material products and intangible assets that best satisfy the needs of both landowners and the general public.
The sequence is correlated with marine isotopic stages 14, 13 and 12. Four species of land snail (Azeca goodalli, Ruthenica filograna, Pagodulina pagodula, Nesovitrea hammonis) occur beyond their modern range and are therefore of biogeographical interest.
The full modern range of socioeconomic roles are elaborated by Ferret, from agricultural work to horse racing; as well as its use in the past, including, importantly, in warfare - a use which has, quite literally, contributed to shaping the course of human history.
Genetic research on living bears suggested that they settled their modern ranges in successive waves of migration.
Their modern ranges are defined, and some climatic parameters of the last glaciation are inferred from the paleobotanical materials.
Having remixed one of the widest modern ranges of music from Mark Knight to Tiesto, Young is not short of experience.
To overcome biases introduced by contracted modern ranges and limited occurrence data, random pseudo-presence points generated from modern and historical ranges were used for model training.
For all species except the oryx, models of climatic suitability fit to training data from historical ranges produced larger areas of predicted suitability in North America than models fit to training data from modern ranges.
