Sentence examples for most common wild from inspiring English sources

The most common wild reservoirs of rabies are raccoons, skunks, bats, foxes and coyotes, according to C.D.C. statistics.

The survey also revealed that grey squirrels were the most common wild mammal seen and were reported in more than two-thirds of gardens.

In the Mediterranean Basin, this variety is among the most common wild and farming mussels.

The most common wild species killed by jaguars were capybara (Hydrochaeris hydrochaeris) and caiman (Caiman yacare).

They are the two most common wild felids in India and often occur sympatrically.

Simultaneous frugivory of both fruit types was observed in 13% of faeces with seeds (n = 85 faeces), where Rubus (80% of faeces) and Ficus (61%) were the most common wild and cultivated species, respectively.

Among the most common wild-hog diseases are the pseudorabies virus, which causes abortions in adult sows and fever and death in piglets; and swine brucellosis, which also causes abortions, and also infertility and other reproductive symptoms.

The 3 most common wild-type virus RFLP types (1-3-4, 1-8-24, and 1-8-2) were selected for further analysis.

Cattle reduced herbivore use for each of the four most common, medium-sized wild herbivore species: plains zebra, Grant's gazelle, eland, and oryx (Figure 3).

Colorectal cancer is a significant public health burden in the UK, and remains the most common internal malignancy (Wild et al, 2006).

LCMV is circulating among the most widespread and common wild rodent species in this area (Apodemus flavicollis, Myodes glareolus, and Microtus arvalis); overall prevalence is 6.8%.