Sentence examples for widespread conspicuous from inspiring English sources

Butterflies promise to be a good model for rapid assessment and habitat monitoring studies because they are widespread, conspicuous, and easily recognizable and they are effective indicators of forest health.

Subsequently, outbreaks of furunculosis (Inglis et al. 1993), ulcerative dermal necrosis (UDN; Roberts 1993), and Gyrodactylus salaris (Johnsen and Jensen 1991; Mo 1994) have caused widespread conspicuous epidemics in wild populations of Atlantic Salmon in Europe.

Several Convolvulus species are widespread or conspicuous.

At that time, the blackbird was therefore the only widespread and conspicuous "black bird" in the British Isles.

Misidentifications also included taxonomic misconceptions, such as the widespread, large, conspicuous species Exocelina australasiae and E. melanarius, which formed multiple paraphyletic clusters.

Haemulidae is one of the ten most diverse, widespread, and conspicuous families within the largest sub-order of teleost fishes, the Percoidei [ 5].

When Section 1310 of the State Public Health Law — the scooper law — went into effect, the violations were more widespread, and more conspicuous.

Tailor-made for that decade's widespread aspiration for conspicuous, miniaturised consumerism, the Walkman meant no user needed to get home to listen to that latest Johnny Hates Jazz long-player.

Active and recently active normal faults form perhaps the most conspicuous and widespread landscape in the Cordillera.

Female showiness expressed by morphological traits, such as conspicuous ornaments, is widespread in many taxa.

Conspicuous excess is not widespread, as far as I can see.