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fauna - use in sentences
Preposition: of
- island: Spiders of Portland - Ian Pembroke's photo archive of the arachnid fauna of the island.
- region: FAUNA The fauna of the region has not been studied in any detail.
Converse of object
- associate: There is also a lack of information on the invertebrate fauna associated with restored upland hay meadows.
- dominate: Mammals dominated the land fauna following the extinction of the dinosaurs at the end of the Cretaceous.
- yield: These sections have yielded an unexpectedly diverse vertebrate fauna, in comparison with previous work, with over twenty individual taxa present.
- expect: In developing RIVPACS, a wide range of different methods of classifying the reference sites and predicting the expected fauna were tested.
Adjective modifier
- invertebrate: The reserve has a rich invertebrate fauna which has been studied.
- benthic: Benthic fauna of the deeper waters of the High coast are dominated by a small number of species.
- vertebrate: These sections have yielded an unexpectedly diverse vertebrate fauna, in comparison with previous work, with over twenty individual taxa present.
- Pleistocene: Similar conclusions concerning the late survival of the Pleistocene fauna were drawn by various field workers in many parts of the American continent.
- mammalian: The mammalian fauna was truly fabulous, to put it mildly.
- aquatic: Industrial contaminants can be particularly harmful to the aquatic fauna, with some species unable to tolerate the change in water quality.
Modifies a noun
- specie: Many of the cave fauna species are endemic, with 41 on the endangered species list.
- survey: Details of a 1987 fauna survey are given in Bedel et al.
Noun used with modifier
- freshwater: The native freshwater fish fauna, totalling 17 species, is exceptionally large relative to the rest of New Zealand.
- mammal: Ornithologists, however, should not be deterred by the sorry state of the park's mammal fauna.
- insect: In addition, the upland lakes support a species poor but notable upland insect fauna.
- invertebrate: The aim was to survey the habitat resource and to characterize the sediment types favored by the specialist invertebrate fauna.
- spider: Clearly Havergate Island has a very important spider fauna with a species content markedly skewed toward rarity.
- butterfly: The butterfly fauna of the Krakatau Islands after a century of colonization.
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