In this study we explored the relationship between landscape preference and three landscape indicators of naturalness (level of succession, number of woodland patches and shape index of edges).
Table 1 Sample size (number of registered species and number of trapped small mammal individuals) in the habitats under human-induced and natural early meadow-forest succession Number of species Number of individuals HS NS HS NS Meadow 11 8 256 257 Young forest 9 9 402 172 Advanced forest 8 10 386 118.
The International Society of Genetic Genealogy [34] published a strictly cladistic Y-DNA haplogroup tree based on capital letters, in order to identify the broader clades, and a succession of numbers and letters for lower hierarchical levels, thus flexible enough to allow the unambiguous naming of haplogroups defined by newly discovered downstream markers.
The study showed a strong relationship with preference for both the level of succession and number of woodland patches, and a weaker relationship with shape index of edges.
Additionally, Phares wrote "Her career has been an extraordinary succession of number ones and record-breaking firsts in the music world, her entire album catalog has achieved RIAA multi-platinum status".
Or: Noel Edmonds, in the Deal or No Deal-themed parlour room I assume he has in his house instead of a dining table, pulling the tab on a succession of numbered boxes, each of them quietly writhing with worms, which he eats by the handful.
The set of all subsets of a given set has a larger cardinal number than the set itself, resulting in an infinite succession of cardinal numbers of increasing size.
Its rambling succession of musical numbers rushes from one group to the next, usually offering only fragments of songs instead of full performances.
He was born in 1725, into a theatrical family in Venice, and on the social scale of the time show folk ranked not far above gravediggers... His career is best regarded as a succession of vaudeville numbers with nothing to link them except a rapidly falling and rising curtain... Describes his career..
He was born in 1725, into a theatrical family in Venice, and on the social scale of the time show folk ranked not far above gravediggers... His career is best regarded as a succession of vaudeville numbers with nothing to link them except a rapidly falling and rising curtain... Describes his career.
