anthropogenic landscape造句

• The number of bird species staying for the winter has increased to 93, which is due to anthropogenic landscape transformations.
• Range expansions seen recently may be connected to anthropogenic landscape change and not the spread of exotic European varieties ( Statham et al ., 2012 ).
• Clark Erickson observes that pre-Hispanic savanna peoples of the Bolivian Amazon built an anthropogenic landscape through the construction of raised fields, large settlement mounds, and earthen causeways.
• A close study of distinct traces of the ancient earthworks, Erickson wrote, revealed them to be " an example of creation and active management of an anthropogenic landscape by native peoples ."
• Also included are large areas of pasture between forest blocks, and small areas of agriculture and urban development which contain scattered large flowering trees and remnants of native vegetation in otherwise anthropogenic landscapes.
• Burrowing owls readily inhabit some anthropogenic landscapes, such as airport grasslands or golf courses, and are known to take advantage of artificial nest sites ( plastic burrows with tubing for the entrance ) and perches.
• In the Upper Xingu region was a highly self-organized pre-Columbian anthropogenic landscape, including deposits of fertile agricultural terra preta, black soil in Portuguese, with a network of roads and polities each of which covered about 250 square kilometers.
• The territory of Carpathian Biosphere Reserve is divided into several functional zones : core ( A ) and buffer zones ( B ), zone of the regulated protected regime ( D ) and anthropogenic landscapes ( C ).
• By measuring the magnitude of landscape change in terms of vegetative cover and soil geography, as well as shifting land use patterns and the associated cultural diversity, archaeologists are given a window into depletion rates and trends in anthropogenic landscape alteration.