Synonyms for un-habitat
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1. List of paraphrases for "un-habitat":

   un-habitatun-habitat, un-habitatabitat, habitat

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1. Zhang Hanwen:

   The aim of the game in this boom period of proboscidean evolution was' adapt or die,' habitat perturbations were relentless, pertained to the ever-changing global climate, continuously promoting new adaptive solutions while proboscideans that didn't keep up were literally, left for dead. The once greatly diverse and widespread mastodonts were eventually reduced to less than a handful of species in the Americas, including the familiar Ice Age American mastodon.

2. Martin Qvarnström:

   Although Silesaurus appears to have ingested numerous individuals of Triamyxa coprolithica, the beetle was likely too small to have been the only targeted prey, instead, Triamyxa likely shared its habitat with larger beetles, which are represented by disarticulated remains in the coprolites, and other prey, which never ended up in the coprolites in a recognizable shape. So it seems likely that Silesaurus was omnivorous, and that a part of its diet was comprised of insects.

3. Former President Jimmy Carter:

   I've liked Pete Buttigieg since I first met Pete Buttigieg. Year before last we built houses for Habitat for Humanity in South Bend, Indiana, because Pete Buttigieg was there, we got to know Pete Buttigieg then and I've liked Pete Buttigieg ever since.

4. Peter Fretwell:

   It shows two things, firstly that when faced with long-term poor conditions emperors will move, rather than try to tough it out at the old location, this gives them some resilience in the face of future change, secondly, it shows how little we know about what drives sea ice dynamics, which is worrying for all species that require that habitat.

5. Ananath Baral:

   Like never before, the park faces habitat loss at an alarming rate, we are concerned about the wildlife’s future.