例句與造句

1. Fragmentation of habitat is the number one threat to biodiversity.
2. Threats include loss and fragmentation of habitat.
3. "Further loss or fragmentation of habitats could lead to a collapse of regional populations of some forest birds, " the scientists warned.
4. The fragmentation of habitat also creates isolation-this makes breeding more difficult, and allows poachers to find the elephants and set traps more easily.
5. Road construction and fragmentation of habitat can expose local populations of native animals to predation by exotic predators that may otherwise have difficulties penetrating dense forest environments.
6. It's difficult to find fragmentation of habitat in a sentence. 用fragmentation of habitat造句挺難的
7. Fragmentation of habitat is a main threat to biological diversity; while there may be more trees, many are in smaller, less biologically rich and more vulnerable patches.
8. Although, they remain common throughout much of their range, fragmentation of habitat and loss of large trees suitable for nesting has caused a population decline in Victoria and South Australia.
9. Investment projects related to the gold mining industry constitute a serious threat, which could cause destruction and fragmentation of habitats on a large scale, disturbance to breeding birds, as well as river pollution.
10. Instead of focusing on the nearly immeasurable moment when a species ceases to exist, he and other biologists say, science should focus harder on the forces that lead toward extinction _ the destruction or fragmentation of habitat, the introduction of invasive species, the appropriation of water or other vital resources.
11. Dr . David Jablonski, a paleontologist at the University of Chicago, said in 1991 that according to fossil studies, widespread species are more likely to survive any mass extinction, while specialized species adapted to a smaller area are especially vulnerable . ( He also suggested that weedy species like the rat and cockroach were more likely to survive human destruction and fragmentation of habitats .)