Phrases with «migratory patterns»

The phrase "migratory patterns" refers to the regular paths or routes that animals follow when they move from one place to another during their migration. It describes the predictable behaviors or movements of these animals as they travel between different habitats at certain times of the year. Full definition

migratory patterns

Sentences with «migratory patterns»

She has long been interested in how text has come to form its own global migratory pattern in abbreviated phrases across P.A. systems, message boxes that appear as warnings on our computers, oddly translated instructional panels, and clips of news, talk radio, and the conversations of passers - by heard peripherally as we direct our activities throughout each day. (bombmagazine.org)
The project launched its first field research earlier this spring on nearly two dozen separate studies, which range from the changing migratory patterns of caribou and birds to the role of fire as a contributor to climate change. (news.nationalgeographic.com)
The blue whale, the biggest animal that has ever inhabited the planet, seems to be on the move in the Pacific Ocean in ways that could reflect the revival of old migratory patterns disrupted by decades of intensive whaling in the 20th century. (dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Phrases with «migratory patterns»

Sentences with «migratory patterns»

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