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31. Known as aurora australis or southern lights, the shifting, luminous bands are commonly seen at high northern latitudes as well, there known as the aurora borealis or northern lights.

32. The great gray owl lives in northern latitudes, and in the winter months its prey is hidden beneath a blanket of snow. But the snow offers no real protection.

33. The second-order polynomial of pressure variation with different latitudes considering atmospheric pressure is best.

34. The answer is the cacomistle, according to a surprising new study indicating that lower elevations and lower latitudes seem to speed up microevolution in mammals.

35. In 1988(sentencedict.com), the low frequency eddies over middle and high latitudes propagate southward to the South China Sea although the wave train is not so active as in 1985.

36. The oceanographer told delegates that the problem of ocean acidification was worse in high latitudes, in the Arctic and around Antarctica, than it was nearer the equator.

37. An economy until recently dependent on peasant farming in harsh latitudes has shaped a stoic national character and an appetite for self-improvement.

38. Both Perseus and Cassiopeia are considered circumpolar from northerly latitudes.

39. Girls are more likely to be born at tropical latitudes than in temperate or subarctic climes , according to new research.

40. The aurora borealis, also known as the northern lights, is seen in the northern hemisphere, whereas the aurora australias, or southern lights, is visible in the southern latitudes.

41. The great gray owl lives in northern latitudes , and in the winter months its prey is hidden beneath a blanket of snow.

42. The Himalayas prevent cold Central Asian katabatic winds from blowing in, keeping the bulk of the Indian subcontinent warmer than most locations at similar latitudes.

43. On reaching low Latitudes, the splitted continents began to drift in the east-west direction and thus formed the mid-ocean ridges.

44. Twelve thousand years ago, the great ice sheets retreated at the beginning of the latest interglacial – the Flandrian – allowing humans to return to northern latitudes.

45. For the case of global-zonal average, the results confirm that geotropic approximation is applicable in higher latitudes and the gradient balance approximation in lower latitudes.

46. Temperature effect is mainly distributed in - high latitudes under monthly scale except for Bamako and Addisababa stations.

47. But themidrange latitudes in the Northern Hemisphere do experience a change.

48. At mid - northern latitudes,(www.Sentencedict.com) Antares sets shortly after nightfall at this time of year.

49. The solution, across evolutionary time , has been for migrants to northern latitudes to lose skin pigmentation.

50. Moreover, at higher latitudes, as over the Davis Station, the auroral absorption increases and strengthens in winter.

51. The frequency modulation effects of positive (negative) dipole or unipole forcing source on LFO in the mid-high latitudes are difference.

52. "This is one of the coldest winters we've experienced in a while up here in the northern latitudes, " says Derek Arndt of NOAA's National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, North Carolina.

53. Potentially domesticable plants and animals existed outside the lucky latitudes, but they were less common.

54. The Arctic and Subarctic are of particular interest because these high latitudes are among the world's first locations to begin experiencing climate change.

55. Morocco and California are bits of the Earth in very similar latitudes.

56. The recent observations of noctilucent clouds at all kinds of latitudes provide an extra impetus to understand what is going on up there.

57. Also, people who are dark-skinned or housebound or who live in far northern latitudes may fail to make enough vitamin D.

58. In a Mercator projection, the north and south poles are spread out, resulting in a map with equally spaced longitudes and latitudes, and a constant compass bearing.

59. As seen from mid-northern latitudes, the Square of Pegasus looks like a baseball diamond whenever it resides in the eastern sky.

60. As 05W moves to higher latitudes, it will reach the western periphery of the ridge and will gradually turn poleward, which a chance of recurving after landfall.