Sentence examples for natural fauna from inspiring English sources

Natural fauna is sparse, except for fishes and birds.

In some circumstances, the fish are not harmless -- they have been known to prey on natural fauna and overtake other fish populations when introduced in foreign areas.

The group came up with the concept of connecting parcels of virgin land from individual farms into contiguous corridors large enough for natural fauna and flora to flourish.

"We know that such an epidemic does not threaten us… We do not have the natural fauna that would carry the infection,"  health minister Veronika Skvortsova told state news agency RIA Novosti.

"Bees are vitally important insects that we need for the pollination services they provide, but in many cases, we still have a tenuous grasp of our own natural fauna and their role in the broader ecosystem," Dr. Gibbs said.

In the 1930s Belgium, Egypt, Italy, Portugal, South Africa, Sudan, and the United Kingdom adopted the Convention Relative to the Preservation of Fauna and Flora in their Natural State, which committed those countries to preserve natural fauna and flora in Africa by means of national parks and reserves.

Holistically, the natural enemy fauna abundance and diversity were found to be greater in the intercropped, border cropped, and hedgerow cropped fields compared to the sole cropped fields.

Therefore, the present study suggests that for maintaining the natural staphylinid fauna in the area secondary forests are not an alternative to old growth rainforests.

= not applicable Fish were exposed to their natural macroparasite fauna in enclosure cages in the lake Grosser Plöner See, Germany (10° 25' 50" E, 54° 09' 21" N).

This involves a description and, where possible, quatification of the natural freshwater fauna as well as a description of the biophysical characteristics of the natural streams.

Numbers of the monkey macaca have been reduced, as have the natural flora and fauna of the plains, home to most of Japan's population and industry.