Sentence examples for small ranges from inspiring English sources

Species having relatively small ranges are called endemic species.

Third, terrestrial species with small ranges are geographically concentrated.

From eight thousand feet, the mesa spreads like buttercream, riffled with small ranges down its sides.

On land, much of the world's diversity is made up of species with very small ranges.

North America, for instance, has few bird species with small ranges.

"Collecting species restricted to small ranges will seriously impact their survival," Ms. Lyons said.

"Species with small ranges are proportionately more vulnerable to things like habitat loss, and so are at greater risk of going extinct.

Because they buy small ranges in large volume and spend little on frills, the discounters generally pay a good price and are regarded as good customers.

"Species with small ranges like the lesula can move from vulnerable to seriously endangered over the course of just a few years".

Second, for many kinds of terrestrial organisms, species with small ranges typically have lower local population densities than do widespread species.

And when they hit the mark, with relatively small ranges, they hit it big and individual lines can sell lorry-loads.