Sentence examples for were historically occupied from inspiring English sources

At a much more local scale, the upward range contraction of T. alpinus may also reflect extirpation, in this case the loss of local populations that had been resident at the elevations that were historically occupied by this species.

The area where the December encounter occurred was historically occupied by both the Matis and the Korubo, who had a history of sporadic contact, says Arisi, who has studied the Matis.

The Florida Everglades are experiencing a shift in vegetation, due to the more invasive Typha domingensis (cattail) occupying areas that were historically dominated by Cladium jamaicense (sawgrass).

Real interest rates were historically low.

The police were historically undermanned there.

The group, which is descended from slaves, says it has a constitutional right to land they have historically occupied.

Another distinct characteristic is that almost every museum downtown is historically connected in some way to the building it occupies or the land on which it stands.

Additionally, B. napus was historically grown very widely in the UK in the 19th Century as a fodder crop (swedes and turnips occupied at least 598 k ha in England in 1881; [ 19]), providing further opportunity for introgression.

This is historically odd.

"It is, historically, an error".

Its spelling is historically eccentric.