Sentence examples for more continuous forest from inspiring English sources

There, strips of tropical forest line the riverbanks, whereas more continuous forest appears in eastern and northeastern Bolivia.

Spider monkeys that live in a more continuous forest and whose grouping patterns are more typical did not show seasonal differences in aggression rates [Asensio et al., 2008].

Because of this, the area of O. brumata defoliation is most likely to have been underestimated in the western coastal region compared with the area in the Varanger region with its smoother topography and more continuous forests.

In addition, the Coimbra forest still retains the full complement of ecological groups occurring in more continuous tracts of Atlantic forest, such as large-seeded trees and frugivorous vertebrates [16], [17], [42], [43].

The methods are generally applicable at national scale, and allow reconstruction of the disturbance history and continuous forest monitoring with more recent observations [39].

In contrast, the erosional bases of the Jasper Forest bed and Rainbow Forest Bed do represent more continuous surfaces, at least as far as we have been able to follow them.

We found that birds from fragmented landscapes were more resistant to cross boundaries and more successful at crossing the matrix relative to birds from continuous forest.

The smallest of fragments (<150 ha) were more variable in species composition than larger fragments or <span class="lh">continuous forest, and larger fragments retained substantial bat diversity, comparable to continuous forest.

Males in fragments experienced lower pairing success and were more likely to be first time breeders compared to males in continuous forest.

The Taï forest, by contrast, has tall trees, is densely spaced, and has more continuous canopy, offering plenty of room to escape for the swift monkey.

The forest structure is developing towards a continuous forest canopy and tree stems are found in a range of stem diameters as more species become established and the young stems grow into trees and into the canopy.