Sentence examples for the timing of migration from inspiring English sources

The period of rut did not coincide with the timing of migration (migrants were observed for the first time in their dry season range in July).

The timing of migration confirmed the lack of gene flow at the current time (35 km of dry habitat separates these lineages at present), and 6 of 7 loci provided support for gene flow between the timing of divergence and the current time.

"Now we have detailed insights into how the timing of migration is changing and how this change varies across species.

Then they compared this with the timing of migration between the island and the mainland, to see whether choosier species were also those whose migration patterns had shifted the most.

In particular, it is well suited to account for the timing of migration events (including return migration), for censoring in the data, and for incorporating time-varying variables in the estimation.

This is followed by a brief discussion on breeds of animals, migration routes, the timing of migration, indicators and factors that herders consider while planning the journey, nature of grazing rights types, impact of TAP on children's education and gender roles in TAP practice.

The timing of migrations may be delayed as peak numbers of bison outside the western boundary occur during April and May.

Moreover, the timings of migration or possible return are closely related to family life cycle, thus must be thought of as embedded in the life cycle of the family (Nauck and Settle 2001; King 2002; Dustmann 2003b; King et al. 2004; Erdal and Ezzati 2014).

We included these variables related to freeze and thaw date because the timing of spring migration depends on the first day of thaw and fall migration depends on the first day of freeze.

To test this hypothesis, we investigated the timing of spring migration in male common nightingales Luscinia megarhynchos, a small Palearctic-African long-distance migrant, by linking spring migration timing to the phenology of local environmental conditions at non-breeding migratory stopover and breeding sites.

That can give us the timing of their migration – the exact timing of when the animals appear in Antarctic waters and when they leave again – so we can learn about migratory patterns, about their relative abundance in different areas and their movement patterns between the areas".