Sentence examples for which inhabits from inspiring English sources

Declining too is the island fox, which inhabits six islands off Southern California.

The yellow wagtail, which inhabits farm and wetland, has declined by 45% over the same period.

I headed to the Comstock Saloon, which inhabits an ancient barroom space in the North Beach neighborhood.

The latter genus includes the pink iguana (C. rosada), which inhabits the slopes of Wolf Volcano on Isabela (Albemarle) Island.

The latter genus includes the pink iguana, which inhabits the slopes of Wolf Volcano on Isabela (Albemarle) Island.

Its closest living relative is thought to be the velvet worm, which inhabits modern-day tropical forests.

The eastern tiger snake is the most widely distributed type of tiger snake, which inhabits the southern fringe of Australia and the region's nearby islands.

One of the first members of the human microbiome to be recognized as beneficial to human health was E. coli, which inhabits the large intestine.

The bit of the American dog tick, which inhabits L.I. and other nearby areas, is capable of producing Rocky Mountain spotted fever.

Mr. Furnace said he is also keeping an eye on the spot-tailed earless lizard, which inhabits the booming Eagle Ford Shale area and could become listed.

Armed with chainsaws, they are the bogeymen typically blamed for doing away with not only our forests, but also the biodiversity which inhabits them.