Sentence examples for wetlands split from inspiring English sources
We examined the presence of pesticides in sediments of 151 wetlands split among the three dominant land use types, Conservation Reserve Program CRPP), cropland, and native prairie, in North and South Dakota in 2011.
The experimental design employed frogs inhabiting in situ enclosures established at the edge of small naturalized wetlands that were split in half using an impermeable plastic barrier.
The route is one of the few discontinuous state highways in New Jersey, split by wetlands, the Garden State Parkway and the Mullica River.
These lineages were estimated to have split in the Middle Pleistocene (~534,000 years ago) when wetlands became more disjunct, restricting gene flow and eventually isolating them in allopatric populations.
The stone diagonal splits the wetland into an upper region of aerated reactor and a lower region conveying water over a bed which works as an anaerobic digester, thereby demonstrating the importance of the circuit of aeration and of the gradient of hydraulic conductivity of the bed that adapts itself to the variation in the quality of the water along its course.
The flocks split up and pairs establish nesting territories in wetlands.
In the past, the high court has been split on how to define the limit of federal control over wetlands.
Seeking to split the difference, Justice Anthony Kennedy ruled that such streams as well as remote wetlands deserved protection if regulators could show a "significant nexus" to a navigable body of water somewhere downstream.
The new RiverWalk extension begins after the playing field and almost immediately splits, with one path running along the shoreline and another over a footpath bridge that crosses wetlands.
The split between these two lineages was estimated to occur in the Middle Pleistocene, when populations were isolated in disjunct wetlands with little or no gene flow.
