例句與造句

1. Vernal pools are ephemeral ponds that form in the rainy season and dry up afterwards.
2. Their breeding grounds include ephemeral ponds.
3. During this time, males seek out ephemeral ponds and wetlands that lack fish and begin calling.
4. Some of these lava flows blocked rivers and streams, impounding small lakes and ephemeral ponds in the process.
5. Populations in Victoria, however, have been recorded as breeding in permanent ponds as readily as they do in ephemeral ponds.
6. It's difficult to find ephemeral pond in a sentence. 用ephemeral pond造句挺難的
7. There are also many small ephemeral ponds; a characteristic of Spanish steppes, which are only water-filled during the winter.
8. Deposited on water plants, they sometimes stick to the feet of ducks and similar birds and are carried by these to ephemeral ponds.
9. The year-round ponds likely harbor frogs, fish, and other aquatic predators that eat young salamanders, so these salamanders prefer ephemeral ponds.
10. During the late 1960s Brevard County Mosquito Control began dredging the Thousand Islands south of Minutemen Causeway to eliminate ephemeral ponds necessary for saltmarsh mosquito breeding.
11. The island's white sand beaches, interior grasslands and ephemeral ponds are home to protected species like Kemp's Ridley sea turtles, piping plovers and redhead ducks.
12. Associated tree species include " Populus trichocarpa " ( California poplar ), " river oxbows, ephemeral ponds, flood plains and other areas that fill with water periodically as snow melts and spring rain falls.
13. The frosted flatwoods salamander breeds in small, shallow, ephemeral ponds, generally characterized by an overstory of pond cypress ( " Taxodium ascendens " ) and black tupelo ( " Nyssa sylvatica " var . " biflora " ) and a diverse understory of native grasses and herbs.
14. Although not all the species protected in this ZEPA SPA can be listed, the protected area is a migratory crossing site and wintertime nesting area that, along with the Riberas de Castronu駉 ( Valladolid ) nature reserve, is frequented by many waterfowl ( cranes, geese, etc . ), some of which even take advantage of the area ephemeral ponds for nesting during humid winters.
15. Remains of " A . hulki " come from interbedded sandstones and marls that, based on the presence of charophyte algae, likely formed in ephemeral ponds in a large floodplain far from permanent bodies of water like lakes or rivers . " A . hulki " may therefore have spent much of its time out of water, travelling between these ponds for food.