Sentence examples for rocky structure from inspiring English sources
The terrestrial planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars) all have a dense, rocky structure, with only one able to support life.
The increase in their relative abundance might be explained either by the direct connection to lentic harbours and bayous or especially by the rocky structure of the river bank which provides an excellent hiding habitat for at least the S. glanis and G. cernua.
At first, Pineda and his team were convinced they were looking at some sort of rocky structure.
Over 50 designs were considered for the Fountain of Youth, with the final one representing a temple built by an ancient civilization around the Fountain, which itself was located in a round rocky structure to represent "the circle of life".
The Great Barrier Reef appears to be a rocky structure upon which things grow and swim, but the reef itself is actually made up of the accumulated exoskeletons of innumerable individual living organisms stacked upon each other, the marine equivalent of a high-rise apartment building.
"We were thinking, what in the world is this?" What looked like rocky structures started to move and jump.
Chondrus crispus (Figure 36) grows from the littoral fringe to 20 m below mean low water, depending on the wave motion, transparency and rocky structures available.
Recent studies suggest that nutrient variation influences rocky intertidal community structure, however empirical evidence is rare.
However, not many studies have attempted to associate intertidal rocky shore assemblage structure at a global scale with anthropogenic variables, although a global pervasive effects of human has been predicted for these environments (e.g., [83]).
Therefore, in an attempt to elucidate the relevance of these alternative models, the second objective of this study was to relate rocky intertidal assemblage structure with several environmental variables linked to anthropogenic or natural influences.
Coral are tiny sea creatures that build the rocky, often colorful structures associated with them; these structures ring islands and can span thousands of miles.
