Sentences with ECOSPECIFIC
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The ecospecific traits of this species make it well-suited for living in arid environments."
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"This plant exhibits ecospecific leaf morphology, enabling it to tolerate high levels of sunlight."
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"The ecospecific distribution of these insects is limited to specific geographic regions."
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"This lizard displays ecospecific behavior by basking in the sun to regulate its body temperature."
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"The ecospecific migration patterns of these wildebeests are synchronized with seasonal rainfall."
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"Different species of birds have ecospecific behaviors."
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"The study aims to understand the ecospecific distribution of plant species."
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"Bees have ecospecific preferences when it comes to choosing flowers for nectar collection."
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"The researcher is conducting an experiment to determine ecospecific feeding patterns in insects."
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"Understanding ecospecific interactions between predator and prey is essential for conservation efforts."
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"The ecospecific requirements of these amphibians are extremely specific."
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"Climate change has the potential to disrupt ecospecific dynamics."
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"The ecospecific habitat of these animals is being threatened by deforestation."
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"The ecospecific study focuses on the ecological interactions within a particular species."
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"Certain plant species have ecospecific root systems that aid in nutrient extraction."
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"The ecospecific behavior of this mammal species is still poorly understood."
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"Climate plays a significant role in the ecospecific distribution of plant species."
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"The researcher is investigating the ecospecific mating preferences of a bird population."
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"The ecospecific adaptations of desert plants help them survive in arid conditions."
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"The ecospecific requirements of these fish include specific temperature and pH levels."
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"Certain insects have evolved ecospecific camouflage techniques for defense."
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"The ecospecific study aims to uncover the factors influencing species richness in a given area."
