Sentence examples for rock dwelling from inspiring English sources

"We have learned," the Patriarch wrote, "from trustworthy Jews who were then being instructed as catechumens in the Christian religion, that some books were found ten years ago in a rock dwelling near Jericho.

Firstly, the most species-rich groups of haplochromines in Lake Victoria and Malawi (i.e. the rock dwelling Mbipi and Mbuna respectively) have highly disjointed and fragmented populations with pronounced genetic structure [26].

Secondly, population densities of rock dwelling haplochromines are typically very high, in the order of tens of thousands per km2 or more [24], which can favor the spread of infectious diseases [27].

Figure 3 summarizes results of Bayesian skyline reconstructions of demographic histories for sand dwelling (a) and for rock dwelling (b) gastropod species, and also for G. fasciatus (c).

Future studies could likely (at least) double the sample size without affecting the species community of continuous rock dwelling habitats (although biological conservation might have to be considered for some small cichlid fish populations).

Goreme's ill-protected, crumbly rock dwellings receive no assistance from UNESCO.

The school parties who currently swarm unattended over the corroding rock dwellings of Goreme (a World Heritage site in central Turkey) are rapidly depreciating a valuable asset.

Eyzies-de-Tayac caves, series of prehistoric rock dwellings located downstream from Lascaux Grotto and near the town of Les Eyzies-de-Tayac Eyzies-de-Tayac Eyzies-de-Tayacestern France.

-- Lawrence W. Hitt, New York, N.Y. A. The caves and rock dwellings surrounding the town of Les Eyzins-de-theac, in the Dordogne department, in southwestern France, contain some outstanding prehistoric remains, many from the Upper Paleolithic period, which began about 35,000 years ago.

Illustrations for the former include St Kenelm's Church, Romsley, Worcestershire, the barge Geranium, an interior and a detail of newel posts at Aston Hall, Birmingham, pulpit details from St Peter's collegiate church, Wolverhampton, and rock dwellings at Kinver, Staffordshire.

All the attractions of the Périgord Noir region are within easy striking distance including the medieval town of Sarlat, the prehistoric rock dwellings and cave paintings at Les Eyzies and Lascaux and the Dordogne river.