Sentence examples for mountain population from inspiring English sources

Vouchers were deposited at the herbarium of Henan Agricultural University (Herbarium accession no. HHAU-2101-2112 [Song Mountain population] and HHAU-2113-2124 [Meng Mountain population]).

Dr. David Mattson, a wildlife biologist with the United States Geological Survey in Flagstaff, Ariz., and a colleague modeled the population trends of the Cabinet Mountain bears and the adjacent but distinct Yaak Mountain population to the north with some 15 to 20 bears.

High functional reserve, physical strength and endurance in the hostile high altitudes coupled with higher frequency distribution of some of the endurance-related performance enhancing genetic markers in the mountain population indicates possibility of the mountain population being genetically endowed for endurance- related activities.

The observation presents a scope for us to state that Tibeto-Burman mountain population per se has higher TGS score linked to endurance genotype than the lowlander Indian population.

Signal Mountain, population 7,500, is the first town in the United States to pass a green foods resolution, a written commitment to local farming and sustainable practices.

In 1996, researchers Steven Goodman and Olivier Langrand suggested that the ring-tailed lemur may demonstrate regional variations, particularly a high mountain population at Andringitra Massif that has a thicker coat, lighter coloration, and variations in its tail rings.

Mountain populations nearly 3,500 meters above sea level are reporting mosquitoes for the first time.

Now, a comprehensive survey of deaths in childbirth has begun that will cover 140,000 women in four provinces, in urban, rural and remote mountain populations.

In contrast, northern mountain populations on pre-Quaternary substrates (pre-Q NPM) hold reduced genetic variation due to altitudinal movements in response to climate shifts.

Gueltas are crucial for the persistence of mountain populations.

The isolation and vulnerability of mountain populations apparently induces behavioural shifts in aggressiveness patterns of crocodiles.