Austin's Congress Avenue Bridge is renowned for its population of Mexican free-tailed bats; sightseers are attracted to the hundreds of thousands of bats that fly from their roosts on summer nights.
Prions are one of the few pathogens whose name is renowned at all population levels, after the dramatic years pervaded by the fear of eating prion-infected food.
Horgan et al went on to report that men - a segment of the population renowned for not attending services in GP practices [ 16] - had engaged with the programme delivered through community pharmacy [ 6].
The site is renowned for its populations of wintering birds, while in summer it is an important breeding ground for birds such as avocets, marsh harriers, Mediterranean gulls and little terns.
Large areas of the coastal region have been given some form of environmental protection, ranging in status from nature reserves to "transition zones" managed jointly by public and private interests; the nature reserves are renowned for their large populations of migratory birds and as a refuge for the rare Père David's deer.
South African indigenous goat populations are renowned for their adaptability to local agro-ecological conditions and suitability for low input production systems.
Now it has a population of 285,000 and is renowned for its green energy efforts and artistic resurgence.
Mongolia is another country not exactly renowned for its footballing prowess; 30percentt of the population live a nomadic lifestyle and its capital city, Ulan Bator, is the coldest on the planet, boasting temperatures as low as minus 40 degrees.
Mongolia is another country not exactly renowned for its soccer prowess; 30percentt of the population lives a nomadic lifestyle and its capital city, Ulan Bator, is the coldest on the planet, boasting temperatures as low as minus 40 degrees.
