Sentence examples for territory richness from inspiring English sources
Between-year contrasts in group size did not correlate with between-year contrasts in territory richness (pooling all years, but split by territory mapping method, INT method: r = 0.089, N = 18, P = 0.726; MCP method: r = 0.134, N = 51, P = 0.348).
Richness goes with the territory, but richness without energy leaves a wine heavy and flat, all texture but no life.
Measures of bird abundance, territories and species richness were all found to be significantly greater on green lanes than on single hedgerows.
Species richness and territory abundance of ground-foraging species were significantly lower in autumn- than in spring-sown cereal plots both in the crop fields and the infield non-crop islands during the breeding season.
The Diaguita culture was mainly developed in different stages between the 9th and 15th century; this culture is recognized in the pre-Columbian American territory because of the plastic richness of its pottery [41].
Their richness is her territory now.
Mean larval and adult invertebrate abundance and species richness in skylark territories in restored landfill sites were found to be similar to that of reference sites of recognised nature conservation value.
There is no correlation between species richness and vulnerability on the territory of PNPG but there is a positive correlation between species richness and rarity.
Tribelets generally ranged in size from about a hundred to a few thousand people, depending on the richness of locally available resources; tribelet territories ranged in size from about 50 to 1,000 square miles (130 to 2,600 square km).
These assumptions included varying the time period over which the territories are maintained, the number of different resource types exploited, the distribution of patch richness, and the relationship between the mean and variance of a territory's yield.
Pedosite richness and diversity are a resource of a territory that should be evaluated and considered in land planning.
