Sentence examples for prevalent creatures from inspiring English sources

Altogether, the trends suggest that when widely prevalent creatures such as the pig-sized Dicynodon (left) were removed from the scene, species such as the 3-meter-long Asilisaurus (right)—a member of the archosaurs, which included dinosaurs and many groups alive today, such as crocodilians and birds could diversify and thrive.

Marrella, a delicate animal nicknamed lace crab, the most prevalent of the Burgess creatures, looked to Walcott, for want of anything better, like a trilobite.

WHY have these creatures been more prevalent than usual in New York City this spring?

The Turkish government named the valley a preservation area in 1987 to protect the butterflies and local flora ­– a distinction that has protected the valley from the fate of its better-know neighbour, Oludeniz, a beach resort 5km north, where hordes of tourists are far more prevalent than swarms of fluttering creatures.

As the BBC notes, a prevalent theory is that dogs became domestic creatures once humans settled into agricultural-based communities.

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Mastodon remains have been found from Alaska to Florida but are prevalent in the eastern United States, where the creatures inhabited dense, spruce-dominated forests.

Although we doubt any of these creature comforts will become as prevalent as the ubiquitous man cave, some uncommon features have caught our imagination lately.

In this botanical standoff, grass gurus must contend with insects and diseases (more prevalent in higher temperatures), extreme weather and other creatures.

Humans are social, embodied creatures.

Resentment is more prevalent.