strix occidentalis การใช้

• Northern spotted owl ( " Strix occidentalis caurina " ) is an old-growth dependent species and is listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act.
• Other rare species living in the watershed include the northern spotted owl ( " Strix occidentalis caurina " ) and the California red-legged frog ( " Rana aurora draytonii " ).
• Mature or " old-growth " Douglas fir forest is the primary habitat of the red tree vole ( " Arborimus longicaudus " ) and the spotted owl ( " Strix occidentalis " ).
• Mature or " old-growth " Douglas-fir forest is the primary habitat of the red tree vole ( " Arborimus longicaudus " ) and the spotted owl ( " Strix occidentalis " ).
• The marbled murrelet ( " Brachyramphus marmoratus " ) and northern spotted owl ( " Strix occidentalis caurina " ) are of special concern because they are closely associated with old-growth and mature redwood forest, which has been heavily impacted by timber harvest since the late 1800s.
• Birds of special concern include the marbled murrelet ( " Brachyramphus marmoratus " ) and northern spotted owl ( " Strix occidentalis caurina " ) because of their close association with old-growth and mature redwood forest, which has been heavily impacted by timber harvest since the late 19th century.
• The creek hosts many protected species in addition to steelhead trout, including at least 17 plants, northern spotted owls ( " Strix occidentalis caurina " ), black ( " Laterallus jamaicensis " ) rails, and the salt marsh harvest mouse ( " Reithrodontomys raviventris " ).
• Pronominal adjectives often indicate something unique, thus they are usually used with proper names : standusis diskas etc . In almost all of these cases, a simple adjective can be used, but it will mean a completely different thing : " juoda jk
  ra " ( instead of " Juodoji jk
  ra " ) means any sea that is black ( not necessarily the particular sea in Eastern Europe ); " d
  m
  ta pel
  da " ( instead of " d
  m
  toji pel
  da " ) means any owl that has dots on its plumage ( not necessarily an owl of the " Strix occidentalis " species ) etc.