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Meaning of zoographical
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zoographical (a.)
Of or pertaining to the description of animals.
zoographical Sentence Examples
- The zoographical distribution of the African elephant spans 37 countries, covering a vast and diverse range of habitats.
- Zoological studies have revealed intricate zoographical patterns in the migration routes of birds during seasonal changes.
- The zoographical region known as the Afrotropics encompasses sub-Saharan Africa, Madagascar, and the Arabian Peninsula.
- Conservationists use zoographical data to identify areas of high biodiversity and prioritize habitat protection efforts.
- Zoographical factors such as altitude, vegetation, and proximity to water bodies influence the distribution of animal species.
- The zoographical boundaries of the Indo-Malayan region are defined by the Himalayas and the Wallace Line.
- Zoographical research has played a crucial role in understanding the evolutionary history and adaptations of different animal species.
- Zoographical information is essential for assessing the impact of climate change on species distribution and conservation.
- Citizen science initiatives contribute to zoographical knowledge by collecting and sharing data on wildlife sightings.
- Zoographical studies are integral to managing and protecting wildlife populations and their habitats for future generations.
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Of or pertaining to the description of animals.
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The zoographical distribution of the African elephant spans 37 countries, covering a vast and diverse range of habitats.
Zoological studies have revealed intricate zoographical patterns in the migration routes of birds during seasonal changes.
The zoographical region known as the Afrotropics encompasses sub-Saharan Africa, Madagascar, and the Arabian Peninsula.
Conservationists use zoographical data to identify areas of high biodiversity and prioritize habitat protection efforts.
