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Higher microbial activity in M. scabrinodis mounds may be a consequence of supplementary energy provided by root exudates.

Thus ant mounds may be important to a complete understanding of wetland ecosystem C and N cycles and balances.

The amount of Nmin in M. scabrinodis mounds may be reduced by increased plant uptake and by immobilisation within the microbial biomass.

Given their effect on soil C N ratios, mounds may be important sites for recovery of indigenous shrub-steppe plant species.

The complexity of mound construction, as revealed through geoarchaeological analyses, indicates the cultural significance of mounds may be as well reflected in the earthen construction materials and their arrangement, as it is in the artifacts abandoned on their summits.

In remote, undisturbed areas such as the Arctic, steep slopes and even low rocks and mounds may be used as nest sites.

I just want to remind them: some days it's easy, because the guy on the mound may be throwing that cream puff to you.

Observations of one species of brush turkey, Alectura lathami, indicate that the frequent opening of the mound may be as important for ventilation as for temperature control.

The motte has a flat top with two large and two small mounds, which may be sites of towers, at the edge.

Where unfavourable site or soil conditions prohibit the use of both absorption fields and seepage pits, mound systems may be utilized for on-site sewage disposal.

Failure of rubble-mound breakwaters may be due to effects such as removal or damage of the armor units, overtopping leading to scouring, toe erosion, loss of the core material, or foundation problems under waves.