xerothermic Antonyms
Meaning of xerothermic
xerothermic
characterized by heat and dryness, adapted to or thriving in a hot dry environment
xerothermic Sentence Examples
- The xerothermic period in the Mediterranean brought increased temperatures and decreased precipitation.
- Xerothermic conditions led to the expansion of grasslands and the decline of forests.
- The xerothermic phase of the Holocene era lasted approximately 5,000 years.
- Archaeological evidence suggests that xerothermic conditions influenced human settlements and agricultural practices.
- Scientists believe that the xerothermic period was caused by a decrease in solar activity.
- The xerothermic climate had a profound impact on the vegetation and animal populations of the region.
- Xerothermic soils are characterized by low moisture content and poor water retention capacity.
- The absence of water bodies and the presence of xerothermic vegetation are indicators of a xerothermic climate.
- Changes in the xerothermic conditions can affect the distribution and abundance of plant and animal species.
- Paleoclimatologists study the xerothermic period to understand the long-term dynamics of climate change.
FAQs About the word xerothermic
characterized by heat and dryness, adapted to or thriving in a hot dry environment
desert, desertic, baked, dehydrated, desertlike, ultradry, hyperarid, bone-dry, rainless, parched
washed, soaked, drenched, dripping, waterlogged, wet, saturated, dank, damp, humid
The xerothermic period in the Mediterranean brought increased temperatures and decreased precipitation.
Xerothermic conditions led to the expansion of grasslands and the decline of forests.
The xerothermic phase of the Holocene era lasted approximately 5,000 years.
Archaeological evidence suggests that xerothermic conditions influenced human settlements and agricultural practices.
