Sentence examples for waves of migratory from inspiring English sources

Of particular concern at this time of year are the great waves of migratory shore birds that are passing through Connecticut on their seasonal journeys from the north to Central and South America.

Many North American migrant bats have been found in Bermuda, 1,046 km east of North Carolina, United States, during fall and spring migrations, evidently having been blown there by wind along with waves of migratory birds (7 ).

The present results reveal that processes described as key events during the early development of the olfactory system in amniotes, such as the migration of pioneering neurons along the olfactory nerve, and the existence of a second wave of transient migratory cells (the migratory mass) along the developing olfactory nerve, appeared very early during the evolution of vertebrates.

A 7-year investigation has discovered that radio waves disrupt the piloting systems of migratory European robins.

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Nor was it foreseeable, except by our leader, that so many difficulties would arise — difficulties such as those with anonymity and masquerade and the lemminglike migratory waves of popular hatred that have come to define the Internet.

The basic helix-loop-helix (bHLH) transcription factor neurogenin 2 (Neurog2) initiates a first wave of neurogenesis and is expressed in an early population of migratory NCCs.

The first wave is initiated in mice at around E9 and consists of migratory Sox10- and Neurog2-double positive cells fated to become mechano- or proprioceptive neurons expressing TrkB, TrkC and RET [ 26].

The United States, Canada and Europe try to keep track of migratory waterfowl.

The interstate shipment of migratory birds had already been banned.

Fish & Wildlife Service conducted its 17th annual census of migratory waterfowl.