Sentence examples for savannah forest from inspiring English sources

Growth releases were linked to sheep introduction, consistent with records of massive deforestation which took place at the end of the 19th century, resulting in a savannah forest physiognomy.

Based on the size of the PCR products obtained, Kin primers allowed detection and identification of three Trypanosoma congolense types (savannah, forest and Kenya Coast), with distinction among themselves and from the subgenus Trypanozoon (T. brucei spp., Trypanosoma evansi and Trypanosoma equiperdum), Trypanosoma vivax, Trypanosoma simiae and Trypanosoma theileri.

Thus the observed linkage disequilibrium could be explained on the basis of temporal, genetic or geographic substructuring, and indeed the analysed samples included representatives of the three different subgroups (Savannah, Forest and Kilifi) that are predicted to be genetically isolated.

The area is mainly covered by miombo savannah forest, including dry miombo, closed dense forests, riverine and wet miombo.

Four types of vegetation were observed in the environment of the tribes (data before 1996): bush, savannah, forest, and dense mining maquis.

A considerable difference between InSAR height and tree height is seen in such a savannah forest, because the trees are scattered and often solitary, with wide gaps in between.

This problem is especially severe in the savannah woodland forest where bush burning and bush fire occurs frequently during the dry season.

Elephants are herbivorous and can be found in different habitats including savannahs, forests, deserts and marshes.

Many sources explicitly state that syphilis was absent from nearly all forested areas where chimpanzees, gorillas, and sooty mangabeys live, up to 1885 [50] [54], although it was present before in seaports with European presence [52], [55], [56], and in savannah-forest interface regions connected with Arab states [50].

There are only a very few such widespread savannah-forest mosaic species distributed across almost complete sub-Saharan Africa.

(MOTU 20) Mus mattheyi F. Petter, 1969 M. mattheyi is typical species of Guinean savannah-forest mosaic from westernmost Africa Senegall) to the Dahomey gap, the relatively dry region separating Guinean and Congolese forest blocks [ 9].