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Перевод: fauna

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1. Which brings us to one vital and final point on the matter of taking our fauna aloft and then casting them off to the winds not knowing exactly where they are going to land.
2. So much for the way in which our furry fauna have captivated so many kite flyers; now to the practical aspects of how to take the skydiver up to a safe release height.
3. Ethnic minorities crept into the scene, and fauna variety extended to pandas and gorillas.
4. Sheffield has a very active Natural History Society, which has accumulated a good knowledge of this city's fauna.
5. Hence introduced mongooses (plus cats, dogs, and rats) have laid waste much of the native fauna of the Caribbean (which is also threatened by horticulture and tourism); and cats, dogs, and rats have driven several sub-species of Galapagos tortoise and Indian Ocean tortoises to extinction.
6. They have their own bird fauna including the hazel hen.
7. It is an authoritative review of the research that has been done on a fascinating fauna.
8. These major groups continued to evolve throughout the following 600 million years, and they include the distant ancestors of our living fauna.
9. A similar explanation has been given for imbalances in the rodent fauna from the Pliocene at Laetoli, Tanzania (Denys, 1985,1986).
10. A separate pull line is joined to a release pin or spring-loaded wire hanger so that the fauna can be dropped at will.
11. I tabulated these faunas, estimated the numbers of each kind of animal in each fauna, and then calculated the percentage representation of each kind of animal.
12. In a brief chapter, Stuart describes the occurrence of man and his influence on the British fauna, right up to the 20th century, and the book closes with some examples of evolution observed in Pleistocene fossil mammals.
13. Weedy pools may give way to areas of broken rock, with boulders and small stones which can be turned over to reveal a hypolithic fauna of considerable interest.