Use of aleutian in Sentences. 26 Examples
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aleutian at the start of sentence
- Aleutian disease of mink ( ADM ) is worldwide known as one of the most serious disease mink farming.
aleutian in the middle of sentence
- The aleutian chain is a long arc of islands in the North Pacific.
- These cloud formations were seen over the western aleutian Islands.
- Ferrets are susceptible to canine distemper and aleutian mink disease.
- Today, the site at Amchitka in the aleutian Islands is a bird sanctuary.
- Alaska has supported listings of other species, like the aleutian Canada goose.
- April 1 , 1946, the aleutian Islands to the waters of the tsunami, waves 35 meters.
- THE few people who live in Alaska's aleutian Islands have long been accustomed to shipwrecks.
- The aleutian Islands have some of the best geothermal , wave and wind possibilities in the world.
- Green sea urchins, chitons, and sea stars cluster in a tidal pool off Alaska’s aleutian Islands.
- Vacillating in shallow Arctic waters, this new species of kelp was discovered near Alaska's aleutian Islands.
- The Alaska Range stretches from Canada Yukon border in the east to the base of the aleutian Range in the west.
- A few days later, during a fire drill, (20) I casually went up to her and asked, "Ever been to the aleutian Islands?"
- Cannikin had a body wave magnitude of 6.9 and it did not trigger any earthquakes in the seismically active aleutian Islands.
- The Alaska Range, pictured above, stretches from Canada's Yukon border in the east to the base of the aleutian Range in the west.
- In particular, the wavenumber 2 pattern of planetary waves contributes dominantly to the variability of the Siberian high and the aleutian low.
- From the aleutian Islands to the Florida Everglades, American Indians and Alaska Natives have contributed immensely to our country’s heritage.
- Past Midway, the line makes a sharp bend, continuing northward along the Emperor seamounts and stretching nearly as far as the tip of the aleutian Islands.
- A strong, magnitude 6.5 earthquake shook Alaska's remote aleutian Islands early Friday, the US Geological Survey reported. No casualty has been reported yet.
- An island of southwest Alaska in the eastern aleutian Islands separated from the Alaska Peninsula by a narrow strait. It is the largest island of the archipelago.
- A Native American people inhabiting the aleutian Islands and coastal areas of southwest Alaska. The Aleut are related culturally and linguistically to the Eskimo.
- In Alaska in the aleutian Islands—it's a volcanically active area—and there's a lot of flight pathways that would cross where that ash would potentially drift.
- Bottom trawls have been used throughout the North Pacific region, and are still permitted in the central and western Gulf of Alaska, aleutian Islands and Bering Sea.
- Cleveland Volcano, located in the aleutian Islands southwest of Alaska, failed to produce an eruption and the plume of ash detached from the volcano two hours after it formed.
- This bow causes the aleutian Islands to pull toward the tip of Mexico, creating a cracking point at San Diego, expanding to the east, north, and south as the tension increases.
- "They must have crossed the ice from the aleutian Islands via Alaska and Canada and then on to Greenland, " said Eske Willerslev of the University of Copenhagen, who led the research.
