Sentence examples for sites of occurrence from inspiring English sources

Sites of occurrence include Stassfurt, Ger.; Ozinki, Russia; western Texas and New Mexicoo.

Its sites of occurrence include Idaho, New Mexico, and Texas, U.S.; Zhejiang province, China; and P'ohang, S.Kor.

The most common sites of occurrence were the cheek (36%), neck (20%), periorbital region (14%), and scalp (9%).

The study has shown that transplantations of small fragments might constitute a resource-efficient option for establishment of new populations of endangered lichen species, or for enlarging their populations at the present sites of occurrence.

In this article, we discuss the etiology, incidence, sites of occurrence, and management options for a second malignant neoplasm in retinoblastoma survivors.

Then, the equivalent stress values and their sites of occurrence were assessed to examine how peri-implant bone is impacted by differences in boundary conditions and loading points.

Their most common site of occurrence is the fourth ventricle followed by the lateral ventricles.

It originated from the same collection site as the holotype of this species, the species' only known site of occurrence, ∼30 km north of Villa Montes, Bolivia.

Its site of occurrence is immediately adjacent to the center of diversity for the most primitive of the botanical varieties of cultivated peanut (A. hypogaea subsp. hypogaea var. hypogaea), and, most notably, it has extremely high DNA similarity with the B subgenome of A. hypogaea.

This site of occurrence of A. ipaensis is incompatible with natural seed dispersion: the closest relative of A. ipaensis, the biologically conspecific A. magna, occurs in numerous natural populations more than 500 km to the north and more than 200 m lower in altitude45.

The site was originally recorded with the techniques available in 1977 as 21° S, 63° 25′ W, at an elevation of 650 m (ref. 45) but, considering the topology of the region and the description of the site of occurrence, was more probably near Camatindi about 21° 00′ 01′′ S, 63° 23′ 37′′ W, at an elevation of ∼600 m, or in or near Tigüipa (J.F.M. Valls and C. Simpson, personal communication).