Sentence examples for unique fauna from inspiring English sources
This centre, to be opened by Bachelet, will dedicate itself to investigating, conserving and managing the unique fauna for the benefit of future generations.
I had planned, before I became ill, to go to Madagascar, to see its forests — and its unique fauna and other wildlife, especially the lemurs.
I grew up in L.A. The L.A. basin used to be dismissed as just another patch of desert, although in truth it was an area blessed with unique fauna and flora.
In dating the past, the primary value of fossils lies within the principle of faunal succession: each interval of geologic history had a unique fauna that associates a given fossiliferous rock with that particular interval.
Whereas the historical ideas of Lehmann and Arduino were generally accepted, it became increasingly clear that many diverse locally defined rock successions existed, each with its own unique fauna and apparent position within some sort of "universal" succession.
However, due to change in land-use, their limited size, eutrophication and colonisation by invasive exotics, the area occupied by active drift sand is rapidly declining and with it its unique fauna and vegetation.
As a result, its unique native fauna, which lacked mammals and contained several species of large, flightless birds, the moa, underwent dramatic change.
Before the arrival of humans, New Zealand was home to a unique terrestrial fauna that included large flightless birds such as the moa, and large numbers of sea birds that bred in colonies on land.
For example, Australia's unique marsupial fauna is the result of its isolation from the other continents at the time when placental mammals were evolving on the other continents during the early Paleogene Period.
It is one of the warmest and the most saline waters on earth and this has imposed a harsh condition on the marine organisms (Coles and Fadlallah 1991; Reynolds 1993) and as a result, a particular and unique marine fauna has evolved in this environment.
All natural reserves of the Polish Jura Chain are part of the CORINE biotopes programme due to their unique flora, fauna, geomorphology and landscape.
