Sentence examples for more amphibians from inspiring English sources

According to the Red List of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, more amphibians are threatened by extinction than any other animal group.

And then that's it - end of story for them, game over," said Tim Jenkins, a ladder fitter at WART. "By installing the amphibian ladders, it enables them to get back out of the drains and back to their breeding pools and doing what they should do and making more amphibians".

In particular, we've found a lot more amphibian material this year.

We encountered 16% more amphibian and reptile individuals in open control plots, and we encountered more juveniles of the most common anuran species in control plots than on peccary exclusions.

More amphibian-focused, technical conservation measures, such as suggested by Shoo et al. (2011), might help endangered amphibian populations by supporting their reproduction.

Since it is considerably more permeable, amphibians are more vulnerable to PPPs than other terrestrial vertebrates.

More recent amphibians have hit higher velocities on water but still haven't achieved mass-market status.

Although preliminary, the findings suggest that there may be a way to help protect more vulnerable amphibians.

By reconstructing the most famous of these transitional fossils--a creature called Ichthyostega--a team of paleontologists has shown the animal also had an odd gait: an up-down motion, which resembled that of an inchworm and made its movements unlike those of later, more successful amphibians.

But during a 2009 effort at cataloguing the region's forests, which claim more extinct amphibians than any other nation, scientists trekking through the rugged 22,380-hectare Peak Wilderness Sanctuary one night noticed four unusual toads on rocks in a fast-flowing stream.

One-third of the world's birds live in this region, and there are more reptiles, amphibians, butterflies, and trees here than anywhere else on the planet.