Sentence examples for more temperate environments from inspiring English sources

In more temperate environments, OW and YY cohorts with different life history patterns co-exist during summer.

In more temperate environments, Jiguet et al. (2006) investigated the factors underlying bird population resilience to the heat wave of 2003 in France.

There is no evidence in the small mammal record that climatic pressure drove Neanderthals from the Ach Valley, instead it seems likely they enjoyed a more temperate environment than later Aurignacian groups.

This difference can be explained if X. fastidiosa subsp. multiplex has evolved in a more temperate environment, with its shorter growing season, compared to the other two subspecies.

Unlike many archaea, which thrive in boiling hot sulfuric acid or within Arctic ice sheets, the Thaumarchaea prefer the much more moderate environment of temperate ocean waters and soils.

N. crassa accession collections are isolated from recently burned sub-tropical landscapes and, more recently, from temperate environments [24], [25].

If tropical and subtropical fruits contain higher levels of alcohol more often than those in temperate environments (e.g., Mediterranean climates), ethanol tolerance of other frugivores and nectarivores elsewhere in the tropics and subtropics may indicate parallels among Old World fruit-feeding bats.

Unlike recent efforts to detail the genetic architecture of flowering time photoperiod response in the NAM families (Hung et al. 2012), more uniform photoperiods were surveyed in the long day temperate environments of this study.

In the wild G. bimaculatus are found in hot, arid environments, whereas G. campestris are found in more temperate regions [ 17].

For decades, evidence has mounted that the environment of Mars used to be far more temperate than now.

For example, warmer average global temperatures may allow the geographic range of fungi typically restricted to tropical and subtropical environments, such as Cryptococcus gattii, to expand into areas that are currently more temperate (20 ).