Sentence examples for range of habitation from inspiring English sources

Warmer temperatures may allow an infected host animal species to survive winters in larger numbers, increase in population and expand their range of habitation and thus increase the opportunity to pass infections to humans.

The rest was burning in heavily forested areas north and east of Los Alamos, out of range of most human habitation.

For instance, in ragweed, it appears, based on microsatellite and chloroplast markers, that invasive populations have developed in the native range of this species associated with human habitation, and these populations are then likely to form the basis of invasive populations into other areas (Martin et al. 2014).

The southern tip of Manhattan has always been jinxed as a place of habitation.

For South American animals, the permanent snow line is the upper limit of habitation.

BOUND BROOK "Dwell: A State of Habitation," works about the places where people live.

The earliest evidence of habitation on Uvea dates from at least 800 bce.

MacFarlane has put a light footprint on the house; there are only scattered signs of habitation.

This work revealed that new wells had been built throughout the period of habitation.

Apart from a few faint footprints, this is the only evidence of habitation by badgers.

No associations with area of habitation survived.