The narrow geographic range of many of these species makes them particularly fragile.
"This is a luxury item that is priced outside the range of many households," he said.
The whales, like other baleen whales, communicate with acoustic signals at low frequency, the range of many noises from ships.
Those would more than double the range of many cars on the market, helping alleviate the "range anxiety" that many consumers feel.
The city is on the southern edge of the range of many Northern butterflies and at the northern limit of many butterflies from the South.
The range of many of the Stabiae frescoes' palettes also indicates that those who commissioned them did not skimp on materials.
In addition, because of the limited geographic range of many species, it is difficult to correlate strata between regions of the world.
However, hydrogen vehicles retain a number of important advantages: they can be rapidly refuelled in just a couple of minutes and have a range of many hundreds of kilometres.
But her collections remained beyond the price range of many ordinary consumers until this year when Marant's collaboration with high-street chain H&M sold out within minutes of launching in November.
Converting speech elements into their alphanumeric counterparts is an intriguing problem because the "shape" of speech sounds embodies a wide range of many acoustic characteristics and because the linguistic elements of speech are not clearly distinguishable from one another.
On at least this front, the Qaddafi forces were now outside of mortar range of the city, they said, and approaching the edge of the range of many of their heavier weapons.
