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...est from the house and in low-traffic areas; often these areas are natural habitat or planted with native or drought-tolerant specimens.''

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...llowing quick springs to penetrate thickets.{{Image|Dzanga.jpg|right|350px|Habitat.}} ==Habitat==

...ty. In this context, the [[island]] can be any area of [[habitat (ecology)|habitat]] surrounded by areas unsuitable for the species on the island. So it does ...park]]s sometimes formed a sort of island inside human-altered landscapes (habitat fragmentation), and that these reserves could lose species as they 'relaxed

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...ning doves may migrate for short distances or winter over in their present habitat.<ref name="urlMourning Dove, Life History, All About Birds - Cornell Lab of == Habitat ==

...ually form groups of between 10 and 30 animals. Their [[Habitat (ecology)|habitat]] is treeless [[upland]]s like [[hill]]s, [[mountain]]s and [[plateau]]x be

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...s date to the late 19th century and they seem to be providing more nesting habitat.

.... The application of island biogeography theory to [[habitat fragmentation|habitat fragments]] later spurred the development of the fields of [[conservation b

...L5 [[Lagrange points]] proposed as locations for the huge rotating [[space habitat]]s that Dr. O'Neill envisioned. L4 and L5 are points of stable gravitationa ...lar Power Satellite]] (SPS) ideas of Dr. [[Peter Glaser]] with his [[space habitat]] concepts.

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...e world. Like many primates today, their survival is threatened by loss of habitat and human predation. === Habitat ===

==Distribution and habitat==

...= }}</ref>. Due to their geographicaly restricted range and destruction of habitat by humans, all lemur species are considered threatened or [[endangered]]<re