Sentence examples for those wetlands from inspiring English sources

Those wetlands, on the margins of the islands and the coastline, act like sponges, slowing and baffling tidal forces.

Consequently, a major reduction in biodiversity would be expected in those wetlands that were originally fresh water.

Those wetlands were naturally established as a part of the post-glacial landscape, but drainage and conversion to croplands have been widespread since European settlement [26].

Arsenic, which was under the detection limits at the influent, presented a release in those wetlands with subsurface flow (SSF) and followed the same pattern as iron and manganese.

All wetlands experienced seiche-driven water level oscillations, but there was lake water intrusion only into those wetlands where tributary outflow was small relative to the seiche-driven inflow.

Over the years, the oil support infrastructure has eaten away at those wetlands, with more and more being dredged to support offshore oil.

Because of the different effects of wetland vegetation types on DOC, a GIS data source such as the NWI which depicts those wetland types is superior for predicting landscape contributions to stream DOC concentrations.

In many species, however, especially those of wetlands that undergo cyclic periods of drying, dormant viable seeds persist in the wetland soil as a seedbank.

But that changed in 1972, when those same wetlands -- including about 12,000 acres in Westchester -- gained protection under federal law.

Charles Peterson, of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, has found that mathematical models of the communities of animals and plants in oyster reefs can help to show which animal species may successfully be re-established in a damaged reef.The most effective attempts at restoration, though, have been those in wetlands.

Those lost wetlands could have naturally reduced Katrina's storm surge.