Sentence examples for rich population from inspiring English sources

Drawn often by Mull's rich population of birds of prey, bird-watchers also now crowd the decks of the whale-watching boats.

In a separate study, Chandra observations of this galaxy have also been used to examine its rich population of ultraluminous X-ray sources (ULXs).

The present model features surprisingly rich population dynamics with multiple equilibria and unprotected dimorphisms, but the evolutionarily stable dimorphism is always protected.

Members of Europe's ageing rich population have by now bought most of the objects they want in life and are now turning their attention to memorable life experiences.

Despite extensive work in theoretical ecology and macroecology, relatively little attention has been dedicated to examining the implications of migration on microbial communities, which can exhibit rich population dynamics over spatially extended environments.

When he wrote to the government to ask for funds to build his studio in what was then an obscure suburb, he predicted that the area would one day become "the centre of an immense and rich population".

Bays and inlets that are protected from violent wave action often develop rich populations, however.

Mexico and Spain attract, respectively, four and ten times more tourists than Brazil, but they have big, rich populations on their doorsteps.

Only humans have rich populations of sebaceous glands on the hairless surfaces of the lips; these glands increase in number and size as persons mature.

And, unlike a patient facing a risk from overeating, rich populations that have contributed most to building the greenhouse blanket so far are insulated from the worst impacts by their (mostly) temperate-zone locations and their wealth.

In contrast to our expectation, biomass overyielding tended to decrease (albeit marginally) with decreasing N availability so that genotypically rich populations tend to perform worse than genotypically poor populations under low N supply.