Sentences with phrase «small arboreal»

Tanks with a standard - five footprint but greatly extended height can be wonderful for small arboreal species.

This is very useful in small arboreal cages, wherein the light needs to go down, but not wide.

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Unfortunately for him and for many other people, he had picked up severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS — perhaps directly from an infected bat or from a small, arboreal mammal called a civet, common in one of Guangdong's famous «wet markets» that sell wild animals for food, or else from a person or chain of people ultimately infected from one of those animal sources.

ramidus teeth is similar to that of the predominantly arboreal, small, baboon - like Pliopapio and the woodland browser Tragelaphus, indicating little dietary intake of grass or grass - eating animals.

Some tarantulas succeed in occasionally capturing small birds, small mammals such as mice, and even small fish, but their ordinary prey consists of insects such as crickets (for ground dwellers) and moths (for arboreal species).

Although the fossil record is incomplete, we have more than enough to see that, in broad terms, our big - brained, long - limbed, built - for - distance - walking species evolved from arboreal ancestors with smaller brains, larger teeth and broader chests.

Crested geckos — arguably the front - runner in rising popularity — require a slightly larger cage, but since they are arboreal, they inhabit a taller, yet smaller, footprint compared to the leopards.

North American birds did not evolve with a small somewhat arboreal predator like cats.

Margays are small tropical cats, marked like an Ocelot, and are totally arboreal (Tree Dwellers).

Its small size makes it perfect for offices and bedrooms, with an ideal amount of space for small ground - dwelling lizards, geckos, arboreal or aquatic frogs, newts, salamanders, toads and many invertebrates.

These five - inch lizards are arboreal and do very well with just a small basking lamp high up in the cage.

Loxton is a small, quaint Karoo arboreal village; with many of its streets lined with cypresses, pear, pepper and beefwood trees.

Biologist Gabriella Skollar is a remarkable human being who has dedicated her life to the conservation of endangered, small, arboreal apes known as gibbons.