Sentence examples for restricted species from inspiring English sources

The islands' unique geography and environment support "many species not recorded anywhere else in the Northern Territory (or in the world), as well as a number of range restricted species", the NT government says.

However, equal numbers of range restricted species were recorded from the EN and the PA.

Biologic drugs typically have restricted species cross-reactivity, necessitating the evaluation of safety in non-human primates and thus limiting the utility of lower order species.

That similar, geographically restricted species tend to replace one another in an orderly fashion in both time and space (i.e., geographically) convinced Darwin that an explanation of the origin of species through natural causes was near at hand.

These new priority areas correspond to subcatchments inhabited by endangered and range restricted species, as well as additional subcatchments required to improve connectivity among existing protected areas and to increase protection against upstream threats.

The future of cheetah populations may depend on their genetic variability enabling them to better survive current selective pressures (Durant et al. 2010), and the long-term benefits of improved genetics in this already genetically restricted species may lead to healthier cheetah populations (Ryder and Benirschke 1997).

Dromar18 and Dromar17 are two other recent lineages with a restricted species-specific distribution, and may also have arisen by HT.

Gap width had a stronger effect on the orientation and destination of forest-restricted species than that of forest-unrestricted species.

Bird responses varied with degree of forest dependence: three forest-restricted species showed greater latency to cross gaps, independent of gap width, as compared with forest-unrestricted species.

Practitioners should therefore prioritize preserving aquatic habitat and natural landscapes with intact biotic communities that can support species at higher trophic levels, as well as focus monitoring on populations of range-restricted species.

We also discuss the benefits of including data on widely distributed, better known conservation features together with less-well studied, range-restricted species and the advantages of using agricultural transformation risk data in conservation assessments.