Sentence examples for present-day land from inspiring English sources

They dominate the present-day land fauna with about 1 million described species.

Hesse-Darmstadt was originally only the small territory of Upper Katzenelnbogen with Darmstadt, being situated in what is now the extreme southern portion of the present-day Land (state) of Hessen.

Present-day land use only explains 2% of SOM variability.

Colonial forestry policies are proposed as key determinants of present-day land use patterns.

The present-day land use pattern is often used for estimating soil organic matter pools.

Present-day land management in Laikipia is rooted in colonial-era land distribution practices (Morgan 1963) when British settlers expanded cattle ranching and agriculture in the region.

For some reason, that brilliant initiative has now ended; it is something the present-day land-grab campaigners should consider reinventing.

These results suggest that present-day land-use changes in the Chaco will have important effects on amphibians assemblages from the region, because such changes imply not only the loss of native vegetation but also a reduction of rural people devoted to extensive livestock production, where the artificial ponds used for watering livestock are also used as breeding sites by Chaco amphibians.

Previous attempts to map preindustrial anthropogenic land use and land cover change addressed only the recent past, or relied on simplistic extrapolations of present day land use patterns to past conditions.

Accelerated soil erosion and rapid alluvial burial of the palaeowetland between AD 1200 and AD 1500 represent an environmental tipping point with important repercussions for present day land degradation and resource restraints.

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