Sentence examples for upland environment from inspiring English sources

Charcoal production and its related consequences for the upland environment are well known due to historical and palaeoenvironmental research.

These results quantify for the first time the significance of wind action in the erosion of peat in a UK upland environment.

In summary, the Southern Prealps illustrates the sensitivity of the upland environment to land use changes that occurred during the last 150 years.

Duncan Orr-Ewing, head of species and land management at RSPB Scotland, said: "The hen harrier is an indicator of the health of our upland environment, and the fact that its population continues to decline is of major concern.

In contrast to the lowland deltaic Red Beds of Texas, the Bromacker deposits are thought to have represented an upland environment with no aquatic species.

Simek told Discovery News: "The discoveries tell us that prehistoric peoples in the Cumberland Plateau used this rather distinctive upland environment for a variety of purposes and that religion was part of that broader sense of place". Herrmann then commented on the mythical roles humans take in the drawings.

Although small in comparison with lycopods, Calamitesis grew in profusion in drier, more upland environments.

On the flip side, the pachycephalosaurs and their giant bony heads seem to have favoured upland environments.

They also favoured upland environments, where they grew tall and possessed tiny scalelike leaves and cones similar to modern conifers.

Tidal creek ecosystems integrate the coastal landscape by linking upland environments to the coastal ocean.

Upland environments, forests, and plains tend to experience erosion or decomposition of organic remains, so remains from these environments are rarely preserved in the geologic record.