Destroying habitats is the cause, so restoring habitats is a solution.
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"You can figure out which habitats they like and which habitats they avoid," DeMatteo says.
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Here are some questions about the Mars habitats that we still think should be addressed: what will the habitats look like?
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That means we enhance the habitats within the built environment so that the habitats produce the ecosystem service within the built environment.
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Nearly 75% of all land habitats and 66% of marine habitats have been "significantly altered by human actions," according to the report.
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Transporting habitats or even the materials for habitats that astronauts can safely inhabit during a lunar mission, or an extended stay on Mars, will be expensive.
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Both marine and terrestrial habitats cycle nutrients and sequester atmospheric carbon, and the team suggests redoubling efforts to preserve existing habitats while allowing endangered ecosystems to rebound.
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The wide variety of habitats here has given rise to an equally wide variety of plants and animals specifically adapted to exploiting what those habitats have to offer.
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"In the absence of guidelines for notification of critical wildlife habitats, no rights shall be conferred in critical tiger habitats," said the notice to 17 states with tiger reserves.
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Some of the best habitats for psilocybin mushrooms now are at college campuses, the lawns in front of police stations where people are getting rid of stuff, they're human habitats.
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They said Szyszko's decision breached Europe's Habitats Directive, which conserves natural habitats and rare fauna and flora, and could result in Poland being taken to the European Court of Justice.
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I have argued that the datasets are not globally representative, because biologists don't spend time monitoring habitats that have been destroyed… in corn fields, clear-cut forests, or urban habitats.
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It's unclear then who will be responsible for creating the habitats It's unclear then who will be responsible for creating the habitats and actually constructing the "self-sustaining civilization" Musk envisions.
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Nevada was the most extreme — some 2628 percent of these habitats were denied "priority" status in the federal plans, leaving more than 28500 million acres of prime habitats with only token protections.
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Mr. Krause estimates that of the sounds in his vast archive — more than 5,000 hours of recordings from 2,000 habitats encompassing some 15,000 species — 50 percent come from habitats that no longer exist.
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And he opened the floodgates of oil and gas leasing in habitats designated for conservation, in violation of the plans' commitment to prioritize oil and gas leasing and drilling outside sage grouse habitats.
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But those habitats are shrinking, forcing them to higher altitudes.
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Habitats for the dusky gopher frog are in short supply.
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You cannot by your choices attack their lives and habitats.
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The hippos are competing for food and destroying their habitats.
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I, meanwhile, have been able to select and shed habitats.
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The group is focused on protecting insects and their habitats.
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That's why scientists are working to develop expandable space habitats.
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"To date we've thought about habitats as stations," Crusan says.
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How does this tourism affect wild animals and their habitats?
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I'm also really into the restoring of habitats and landscapes.
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That raises numerous concerns, including the future of natural habitats.
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Insects are also losing their habitats to farming and urbanization.
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It protects numerous fish and wildlife species and their habitats.
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The Earth isn't a piecemeal collection of species and habitats.
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And because the habitats aren't connected, those populations can't merge.
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The loss of habitats, especially wetlands, devastated fisheries and wildlife.
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We can create more habitats by gardening with native plants.
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And some habitats will take a long time to return.
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In Australia, vast tracts have been reduced to open habitats.
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Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni said population pressure threatened animal habitats.
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Warmer temperatures have led to shifting habitats and shifting mating habits.
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Despite living in neighboring habitats, these elephants don't like to mix.
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Inside, the habitats have four levels inside, connected by spiral staircases.
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They're as diverse as the varied underwater habitats they live in.
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It's a move that will protect critical habitats for marine life.
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That includes things like tools, furniture, and even full-scale habitats.
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The agency has detected and destroyed 39 breeding habitats so far.
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Something about these little habitats just embraces you like a hug.
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Decades ago, Japan established several national monuments to protect firefly habitats.
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So far, the agency has detected and destroyed 39 breeding habitats.
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Some habitats with specific temperatures and rainfalls would no longer exist.
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Under the new preserve, pandas will roam freely between the habitats.
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Many others live in warmer coastline habitats in the Southern hemisphere.
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They are also seeing their habitats rapidly shrinking as countries develop.
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Whether it could be adapted for other habitats is less clear.
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A group of engineers is testing the feasibility of growable habitats.
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Drones don't just help scientists observe animals in their natural habitats.
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For his new study, he modeled likely habitats in North America.
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"Our best bet is to remove the breeding habitats," he said.
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The prevailing notion is that cities are anything but human habitats.
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They create the habitats and the soils that we benefit from.
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It often is difficult to gain access to badger habitats, too.
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But how do creatures adapt when their habitats are so disturbed?
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It covers more than 7,000 square miles of wildly different habitats.
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Now we need wildlife crossings on highways and reconnected forest habitats.
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What do you know about their habitats, diets or other characteristics?
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In each of the different habitats, we do address an issue.
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And just as prior episodes of Planet Earth II provided uncommonly beautiful, wide-angle views of animal habitats, "Cities" does the same for human habitats, presenting our urban sprawls with a high-resolution attention to detail.
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Crested pigeons are found throughout much of mainland Australia in open habitats.
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An alternative place to look is for species associated with human habitats.
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But overfishing and climate change harm aquatic habitats and decimate salmon populations.
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Unfortunately, they're also dying off, because of shrinking habitats and other stresses.
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That might help motivate people to take action to save bee habitats.
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In fact, it's mostly impossible due to the differences in their habitats.
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Insects, migrating birds and other wildlife lose their habitats as a result.
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This includes operating national parks, leasing drilling rights, and preserving wildlife habitats.
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Of course, not all species introduced to new habitats become a problem.
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One prime example is Bigelow Aerospace, which specializes in inflatable space habitats.
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Either way, the disruption of the fish habitats could have serious consequences.
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"These habitats are essential to executing our overall Mars endeavors," he says.
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Initially, organisms stop having to change habitats in response to rising temperatures.
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Pristine habitats will be polluted, populations of plants and animals will disappear.
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One approach is to spray a formula of bacteria around mosquito habitats.
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Corals are colonial, hermatypic, symbiotic communities that protect coastlines and provide habitats.
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Expandable habitats are based on technology NASA abandoned in the late '90s.
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Defenders of Wildlife fully supports protecting America's wildlife in its native habitats.
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These megacities are distributed across five continents and represent different natural habitats.
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That could be used to make plastics to shield habitats against radiation.
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Their grazing helps create habitats for other animals and assists in pollination.
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No one to protect against damaging sensitive habitats, landscapes or historic sites.
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Asian longhorned ticks can become "very abundant" in favorable habitats, Rochlin said.
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The study provides insight into how noise may be affecting marine habitats.
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Invasive species like Asian carp could be eradicated from habitats they've invaded.
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One company has already built life-sized prototypes of inflatable space habitats.
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In Anchorage, Alaska, voters crowded into a hearing on protecting salmon habitats.
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Humans, likewise pressed by climate impacts, encroach more closely on animal habitats.
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That disrupts crocodiles' habitats, driving the predators closer to towns and villages.
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Habitats for dengue-spreading mosquitoes have expanded significantly, the Lancet study concluded.
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Like wildflowers after a fire, diversity blooms as new habitats are established.
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Florida water snakes are a native species whose habitats include aquatic environments.
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"It's like a shiny penny," Malin, the president of Citi Habitats, said.
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This done, he transferred the animals to one of two laboratory habitats.
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Caring for the island's habitats can also help promote peace, says Siddique.
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However, Yedvab says the fortified border fragments habitats for many migratory species.
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Overgrazing is all too prevalent, damaging the land and degrading wildlife habitats.
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"Explore several different habitats and enjoy the natural beauty of the island."
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Jarring things can happen when the sea comes crashing into human habitats.
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A deal with Citi Habitats, which has around 18,500 available listings in its database, meant that Rentlogic could vastly expand its reach, even though Citi Habitats planned to provide only listings that received an A or B grade.
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It almost feels like a trip through several enclosed Star Wars habitats that offer a quick glimpse at some of your favorite characters and locations, while never finding a way to make those habitats share the same ecosystem.
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In order for these habitats to really take off, there needs to be some kind of return on investment In order for these habitats to really take off, there needs to be some kind of return on investment too.
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The theory, in any case, is that the damage is already done — though that may prove to be wishful thinking, as increased flooding causes introduced species to spread to new habitats, and to still other new habitats beyond that.
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The report also indicates that there were no declared critical habitats in the area and that the local regional fishery councils had made great strides in protecting deep-sea organisms and habitats from any potential adverse effect of fishing.
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It's best, experts say, to teach children to respect animals and their habitats.
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There's the potential for space tourism or building habitats in lower Earth orbit.
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Gossiaux contacted Pamela Kreeger, now a saleswoman at Citi Habitats, about a listing.
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In their natural habitats, they have involvement with other species besides their own.
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Species are also adapting to human-modified habitats, such as cities or farmland.
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A 2015 study estimated that 8 trillion microbeads entered U.S. aquatic habitats daily.
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She wants to study more macaws and observe them in their natural habitats.
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Those plants in turn sustain food chains and nesting habitats throughout the archipelago.
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When they snag on rocks or coral, they can destroy entire underwater habitats.
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He was concerned an additional wall could be even worse for their habitats.
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For the latest study, the researchers captured several specimens in their native habitats.
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And just one species would cause problems, potentially wreaking havoc across entire habitats.
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Animals taken out of their natural habitats can lead to some hilarious results.
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Bigelow has been open about the idea of turning his habitats into hotels.
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"This must have been a dramatic change in climate and habitats," Rokhsar says.
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Genetic analysis shows that these fish are well-suited to radically altered-habitats.
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But our lack of familiarity with marine habitats is a double-edged sword.
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It will focus on showing "the planet's most precious species and fragile habitats".
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Kelp are important species in near-shore habitats all along the West Coast.
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The apartment was listed with Thomas Perry and Elsa Duarte of Citi Habitats.
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"A lot of these habitats in this exhibit are in danger," he said.
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It's unclear what types of habitats SpaceX will use for its Mars mission.
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For help, she contacted a friend, Eric Cruz, a salesman at Citi Habitats.
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In his vision, robotics would help construct and support habitats on the Moon.
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Is saving walleye habitats more important than building the Great Wall of Mexico?
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Side effects: Habitats are destroyed and ecosystems disrupted with unpredictable long-term consequences.
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Critters can drift far from their usual habitats using these novel plastic homes.
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Channels feeding the underground habitats are sealed off as the river is confined.
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"We're going to focus on the habitats," said Ilse Murdock, the project's leader.
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He includes scientific facts, history, and tips for feeding and setting up habitats.
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I believe firmly in conserving our wonderful natural resources and beautiful natural habitats.
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NASA's search for space habitats has been driving innovation in space habitat design.
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Everything will influence the design and operation of expandable habitats in the future.
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Some filmmakers travel far to nab footage of animals in their natural habitats.
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And they have been sighted in new habitats in the United States, too.
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It also can lead to species being pushed out of their usual habitats.
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The rental cycle is deliberate, said Gary Malin, the president of Citi Habitats.
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"When habitats change, of course species start to be more threatened," Lozano said.
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Human habitation and exploitation of natural resources threaten the islands' habitats, he said.
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And the fire has also burned some habitats that just ... don't burn normally.
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But they are threatened by illegal poaching and the destruction of their habitats.
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But after 1900, coyotes started moving out, in all directions, into forested habitats.
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Hunters and anglers are also "owner-users" of our public wildlife and habitats.
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The experts recommend a limit of 28503 percent surface disturbance in key habitats.
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After all, once these sensitive habitats are damaged, they often can't be restored.
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Sentinel species also serve critical roles as predators and prey in their habitats.
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But dams and oil and gas pipelines are drying and fragmenting their habitats.
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That meant smaller habitats for wild marine life, and more vulnerability to storms.
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And finding appropriate habitats where stoats can't reach them has become very difficult.
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"Coral reefs are home to a quarter of all marine species and support fisheries by providing foraging habitats for adult fish and nursery habitats for juveniles," says John Burt, a marine biologist at NYU Abu Dhabi, in the United Arab Emirates.
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Conservationists have voiced concern that their habitats are shrinking further as global temperatures rise.
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Bigelow will have had years of testing of their inflatable habitats by that point.
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But myctophids have been overfished, and warming waters could be nudging their habitats elsewhere.
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More regular dry weather also has led to fires, which can destroy bird habitats.
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Dredging in rivers and seas pollutes natural habitats, affecting local fishing and farming industries.
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Others may be attracted to the light and then distracted from their natural habitats.
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And in their island habitats, there's nowhere for tuataras to go as temperatures climb.
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Previous research has shown a strong correlation between near-shore habitats and the disease.
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A recent study found pollinators are increasing in undisturbed habitats in south-eastern Spain.
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Environmentalists argue that using land to grow corn for fuel also ruins natural habitats.
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The station is made up of two inflatable B330 habitats, manufactured by Bigelow Aerospace.
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The birds probably aren't growing more aggressive—humans are just encroaching on their habitats.
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He contacted the agent, Chanel Clark, of the Cobble Hill office of Citi Habitats.
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Experts also recommend supporting a stronger underwater ecosystem by restoring breeding sites and habitats.
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Corridors would allow them to migrate without running into those dangerous, pesky human habitats.
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At the farthest ends of the planet, glaciers are melting and habitats are vanishing.
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Climate change, pesticides and loss of habitats likely caused the declines, the study says.
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WWF Together also has 360-degree photos of habitats, as well as educational games.
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She suggests that they support foundations like Panthera, which protect wildcats and their habitats.
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Estuaries are difficult habitats for plants and animals as they are constantly in flux.
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And he's pushed pro-fossil fuel development policies that expand threats to bird habitats.
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Though they typically avoid dense forests, forest clearing has created new, more welcoming habitats.
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Opossums show up in human habitats mainly because humans have shown up in theirs.
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They're also the unofficial "clean up crew," sweeping up their habitats—with their mouths.
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The problem is, these two viper species don't usually live in the same habitats.
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They noted a higher survival rate for caribou than in habitats where they didn't.
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Transition Habitats is on display in the Sculpture Garden at the Walker Art Center.
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Lost or abandoned fishing nets, called ghostnets, negatively impact marine habitats and the economy.
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Emerging potential threats include mining and other infrastructure development that would affect their habitats.
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Since cyclones can alter habitats, maybe they alter the behaviors of these colonies, too.
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When she realized how chimpanzee habitats were being destroyed, she turned into a crusader.
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When she realized how chimpanzee habitats were being destroyed, she turned into a crusader.
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Percentage change in bird populations since 7.13, by United States and Canadian breeding habitats.
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In such a biologically rich place, where are all the habitats of other species?
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They help the country preserve open land from development and provide habitats for wildlife.
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Ms. Warren released a "blue new deal" plan to protect and restore ocean habitats.
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It can entrap, choke, and poison animals, and disrupt their natural habitats and behavior.
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Not only in terms of animal healthcare, veterinarian care, but continual upgrade of habitats.
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Deep Space habitats Bigelow's expandable habitats have only been tested in low-Earth orbit -- between 85 miles (137 kilometers) and 2,000 miles (3,219 kilometers) in altitude -- but NASA's Crusan says he thinks they will play a role in future journeys to deep space.
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Image: Roberto Chavez-Arce"These pulses overlap with glacial episodes, sea-level lowering, widening of the isthmus and more-open habitats that would have created opportunities for dispersal of large mammals adapted to open habitats," wrote the authors in the new study.
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The sanctuary also has an educational component through its discovery programming, including a partnership with Newtown public schools that offers an in-school science-based curriculum to teach kids about animals and their habitats and how they can provide care for those habitats.
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Finally, your pets should not hunt or roam rodent habitats, such as prairie dog colonies.
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But such thinking machines are not restricted to planets or other habitats conducive to biology.
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They float around for weeks or even years before ending up in their adult habitats.
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That'll be especially important to know when people actually live in these habitats in space.
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The lightweight habitats could save millions of dollars in launch costs compared with metal modules.
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The next step is to conduct further sampling efforts in habitats associated with these spiders.
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Settlers cleared the nesting habitats and waterways that were home to waterfowl and other prey.
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Zookeepers moved the other half of the birds into the indoor sections of their habitats.
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On a nearby screen, the local species' habitats are visibly threatened by Istanbul's urban sprawl.
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This could've left dinosaurs in fragmented habitats with limited opportunities to reproduce, according to researchers.
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They will bite, however, if stepped on or bothered in their habitats, National Geographic said.
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Wolves are still wild animals, and human environments are far removed from their natural habitats.
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It's going to need landers, habitats, and more to keep people alive on the Moon.
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Their idiosyncrasies restrict them to certain habitats and also make them more vulnerable to extinction.
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And climate change is altering even those habitats on which people do not directly trample.
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They also serve the selfless role of providing habitats in which other species can live.
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And it's all while helping researchers monitor vulnerable wild lion populations and save their habitats.
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Their habitats are being degraded by humans, and they have to watch out for cars.
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The newly identified reef ecosystem deviate from those of other reef habitats classified to date.
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Ecologically and economically, it is much less costly to maintain these habitats than restore them.
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But conflicts between animals and people are becoming more common as animals lose their habitats.
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If it performs well, it could open a new era of expandable habitats in space.
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Male cougars have huge habitats that can have a range of 400 miles, he said.
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The group aims to protect marine habitats around the Isle of Arran, off western Scotland.
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The critical habitats will run through about 85033,300 miles of freshwater in the Pacific Northwest.
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Residents are forced to flee, homes are incinerated, wildlife habitats are destroyed, lives are lost.
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In many habitats, only warthogs and baboons survive, because of Muslim rules against eating them.
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Farmers can then flood their fields, creating habitats for birds migrating across California's Central Valley.
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A lot of animals have been displaced, as cities have been built over their habitats.
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The critical habitats will run through about 4,300 miles of freshwater in the Pacific Northwest.
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The massive hailstorm damaged buildings and animals habitats at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs.
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Like the giraffe, the oryx is threatened by people hunting them and developing their habitats.
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We can prevent water contamination more economically and effectively by protecting and restoring natural habitats.
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In 2017, NASA awarded Branch Technology $85,930 to develop methods for constructing habitats on Mars.
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In what ways have they demonstrated flexibility to the point of invasiveness in new habitats?
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That means projects to restore river habitats now serve another purpose: battling the coming floods.
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When designed well, urban gardens can provide valuable habitats for wild bees and other pollinators.
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"Over 50 percent of the habitats that I've recorded are gone now," Mr. Krause said.
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But they will hunt through any number of more open habitats including fields and thickets.
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So he emailed Citi Habitats and was paired with Ciara Ungar, a licensed saleswoman there.
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Human development favored the eastern cottontail, with its tolerance for a broader range of habitats.
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But the effect of humans touring through wildlife habitats should be taken seriously, she said.
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For decades, humans have hunted koalas for their pelts and destroyed their habitats through deforestation.
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Boreal forests and western forests were the next two habitats to suffer the greatest losses.
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The study found that by 2100, there will be "few to zero" suitable coral habitats.
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Species that have existed in stable habitats for thousands of years are far more sensitive.
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Revealing the cost of protecting wildlife could open new threats to endangered species and habitats.
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From Aminatta Forna's novel "Happiness," I learned that foxes have largely adapted to urban habitats.
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As their habitats become fragmented by deforestation and development, these oversized weasels face local extinctions.
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Adopting federal plans that designate priority habitats for protection across 10 Western states is all well and good, but it's a disservice to everyone (not to mention to sage grouse) to manage those priority habitats for levels of destruction known to destroy sage grouse populations.
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During the past week, two different lawsuits challenged the Trump administration's decision to open up sage-grouse habitats to oil and gas leasing, despite the requirements in the current sage-grouse plans to prioritize oil and gas leasing and development outside of designated habitats.
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The timeline involved launching a number of habitats and modules into an area around the Moon.
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Wildflowers create bee-friendly habitats where they can collect pollen and nectar, and feed their young.
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And researchers will perform followup studies on other habitats for longer periods of time, said Venkateswaran.
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In the Arctic, where icy habitats are melting together, even more weird stuff is going down.
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But it's getting harder and harder for those animals to hear anything in their native habitats.
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The latter don't live in apartments but dwell in wet, nutrient-dense habitats like the sewers.
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Just a few include new or restored levees, pumps, coastal habitats, barrier islands, marshes, and shores.
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Just a few include new or restored levees, pumps, coastal habitats, barrier islands, marshes, and shores.
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In order to send humans into deep space, NASA will need suitable habitats for the crew.
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Habitats destroyed for palm oil There are several primate species already on the precipice of extinction.
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The modules can also be used to attach the stage to other habitats already in space.
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One of Borzutzky's many manipulations is implicating the reader as actor in his poems' horrific habitats.
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More immediately, heavy construction and truck traffic would threaten habitats for miles beyond the wall itself.
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It doesn't get much more futuristic than this marriage of commercial spaceflight and expandable space habitats.
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Expandable habitats like BEAM are new and could be a key technology for future space missions.
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Livestock encroachment into wildlife habitats, land-use change and armed conflict combine to account for contraction.
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These habitats -- wilderness landscapes - not only preserve wildlife species, but also operate as invaluable carbon sinks.
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And it's possible that less-critical habitats will be added under the act in the future.
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I mean, yes, it could use human-rated habitats, some moon buggies, maybe a little infrastructure.
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Forests are increasingly valued as sponges for heavy rain, as wildlife habitats and as carbon sinks.
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These include measures to preserve the natural environment and wildlife habitats - on land and at sea.
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Termites, ants, and bees are known for the massive, complex habitats they construct for their colonies.
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Wind farms and solar panels take up space, and can damage habitats or harm migrating birds.
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And he called for reducing standing water in and around homes to eliminate mosquito breeding habitats.
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Experts say they are becoming more aggressive as an expanding city encroaches on their natural habitats.
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The researchers found that the habitats of many birds are smaller than had been previously estimated.
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The frogs migrate to isolated, ephemeral ponds to breed, and then return to their underground habitats.
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Most of these are considered vulnerable, endangered or critically endangered, threatened by shrinking habitats and poaching.
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"They started to perform very well as upside down habitats for animals," Marcus told Business Insider.
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Human activity is to blame: Habitats are being destroyed due to pollution, climate change, and deforestation.
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They'd get all the benefits of price increases with none of the exposure to lizard habitats.
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And they emphasized the need to protect the living species' habitats while we still have them.
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More than 100 of these introduced species have become established in the wild, threatening native habitats.
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It prevents development in critical habitats and the "taking" of a listed species without a permit.
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Global warming and lighter winters contribute to the decimation of the native bird habitats, says Rosen.
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Three of Willis's top contenders for habitats are Mars, Jupiter's moon Europa and Saturn's moon Titan.
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Some species, like the dusky gopher frog, have been depleted by human encroachment on their habitats.
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The second part is stuff like the habitats and how people would survive the initial days.
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No pretty flower or vine is worth federal punishment or jeopardizing the health of native habitats.
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First, the bad news: Puffins have been in precipitous decline in many of their Atlantic habitats.
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In some places, that is already affecting land and house values as well as bird habitats.
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Ms. Kolarova's research records the current elevation of hummingbird habitats and monitors changes for future researchers.
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Though the common merganser is rare to the NYC area, pollution in bird habitats is not.
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Victoria Rong Kennedy, an associate broker at Citi Habitats, has notched a number of holiday sales.
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Habitats are being lost to urbanisation: cities have doubled in size in the past 30 years.
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They claimed in a letter that the campaign threatened to dry up streams and destroy habitats.
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I identify potential plant habitats on a map or aerial photograph, and travel to the plants.
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The limestone habitats can act as "arks" of biodiversity that replenish surrounding areas after ecological damage.
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All of the things you loved are right here, in vague approximations of their original habitats.
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"Last summer, things were definitely a lot different," said Christophe Tedjasukmana, a salesman for Citi Habitats.
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In Madagascar, for example, humans may have to move deeper into lemur habitats for new farmland.
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With the advent of the fish hammer, fish can now wreak destruction on mini human habitats.
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The object is to search for the creatures and learn about their varieties, adaptations and habitats.
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These habitats overflow during big rainstorms, and the rising water flushes the fish to ground level.
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One of those changes included reopening previously closed chutes to create shallow water habitats for wildlife.
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A first round of prototypes for deep space habitats to one day carry humans to Mars will be delivered by a group of contractors to NASA for testing in 2019, NASA spokesperson Kathryn Hambleton tells CNBC Make It. The renderings of the deep space habitats are fascinating.
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On the other hand, you need high-quality breeding habitats if anything is going to move anywhere.
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Shedd has a dedicated Chick Rearing Unit, with temperature controlled habitats, regular checkups and a special diet.
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The science-based conservation organization promotes pollinator health, pesticide-free habitats, endangered species protection and healthy watersheds.
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As our planet warms, habitats are undergoing major transformations, and permafrost regions are among the most impacted.
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These speakers are probably one of the Assistant's best-known habitats, with simple setup and voice control.
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As Earth's population scrambles higher, finding ways for wild animals and people to share habitats is important.
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"Every now and then we'll find small, fragile, previously unknown fossil invertebrates in specialized habitats," Poinar said.
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The suspects had taken so many turtles from targeted habitats that populations were depleted, the commission said.
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For this reason farmers often remove hedgerows, ponds and other habitats to discourage visits by such animals.
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And Amazon's boss, Jeff Bezos, draws inspiration from science fiction in his aim to build space habitats.
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"Habitats," his last case study, is something of an outlier, somewhere between a building and a city.
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The project threatened to destroy natural habitats, affect access to water, and potentially displace local Lenca people.
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Among the most promising ones are three focusing on how to build livable future habitats in space.
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The very same mountains, cities, canals, farmers, and habitats that complicate [High Speed Rail] also complicate Hyperloop.
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The takeaway: Even some common species, despite relatively large numbers, are at risk as their habitats shrink.
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Like other members of its genus, however, it's nocturnal, prefing low-altitude forests and habitats near rivers.
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Look at what human greed hath wrought upon our fellow creatures and the loss of their habitats.
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The DCO sampled hundreds of deep Earth habitats, sometimes drilling boreholes three miles deep to reach them.
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The BEAM represents a new approach to quickly building lightweight, easily transportable habitats and structures off planet.
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Because it is completely within our power to reverse the devastation humans have wrought on their habitats.
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"It could be a matter of bears, out of desperation, coming closer to human habitats," Artelle said.
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Finally, we need legislation that does a better job conserving essential fish habitats, including seagrasses and reefs.
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"One of the big challenges is how are we going to create habitats in space," Ballard says.
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To help save the species, Xerces advocates protecting the butterflies' habitats in California and other Western states.
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This adaptation preserves water, which, unlike light, is intermittent at best in the sandy habitats jointweed prefers.
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But some experts warned even minor alterations could cause substantial harm to marine habitats and sea creatures.
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The new Netflix series "Our Planet" documents the devastation wrought by humans on animals and their habitats.
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Climate change is thawing out the Arctic permafrost, a layer of frozen soil vital to many habitats.
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The music video follows two dancers, Chester and Jason, as they break free from their suffocating habitats.
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The risk for reptiles and amphibians is particularly high since they rely on cool and wet habitats.
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The leasing agent, Alexandra Tramont of Citi Habitats, told them the rent rose by $25 a floor.
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Their habitats may eventually get too hot not only for the fungus, but for the frogs themselves.
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Last summer, Mr. Shanbog contacted several agents and decided to work with Kimberley Bloomfield of Citi Habitats.
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Though hard to measure, personality is key, agrees Eric Hamm, a senior managing director at Citi Habitats.
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Expandable, soft-shell space habitats are easier to fit into rockets for launch than other heavier structures.
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These floating structures attract corals, algae, worms, and other seafaring species, which often evolve into thriving habitats.
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It even has plans to build space habitats after its unchecked growth helps destroy this planet's ecology.
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The majority of the habitats that are critical to these species' survival are located on private land.
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We joined a Greenpeace expedition to the Sargasso where scientists were studying plastic pollution and turtle habitats.
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For assistance, Mr. Bailey contacted Amuche Chukudebelu, a salesman at Citi Habitats, whom he knew through friends.
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But industry leaders and administration officials said they expected businesses to continue to voluntarily protect bird habitats.
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He said that selling crocodile products was the "best way" to preserve the reptiles and their habitats.
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But even those are not ideal reef habitats because of their proximity to rivers, the study found.
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Humans' singular focus on our own achievements denies map readers knowledge of the habitats of other species.
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Today, people working with the federal government deliver vaccines by hand by walking through prairie dog habitats.
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Harm to wild fish and their habitats also means economic harm to fishing families and coastal communities.
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Being able to build permanent habitats even helped No Man's Sky move past a rocky launch period.
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Despite crop relatives' resilience, deforestation and urban development are cutting into wild plant species' habitats, causing extinctions.
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These man-made rubber forests therefore often come at the expense of the natural habitats they replace.
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Its protections often have a spiraling effect, benefiting full habitats and the animals and plants within them.
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The BLM's experts recommended closing priority habitats entirely to future mineral leasing and claims of all kinds.
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Unless protected by special lawslike the Endangered Species Act, natural habitats almost always yield to the bulldozer.
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About a third of the units are leased, said Jillian Faulls, the leasing agent with Citi Habitats.
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The losses were puzzling, because the frogs were living in pristine habitats, unharmed by pollution or deforestation.
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