Examples of 'living in trees' in a sentence
Meaning of "living in trees"
The phrase 'living in trees' commonly refers to animals or people residing in treehouses or natural habitats above ground level
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living in trees
Except for the monkeys living in trees.
We were living in trees when they met us.
Most people think of possums living in trees.
Our ancestors were living in trees when that light started out.
They are highly adapted to living in trees.
Living in trees is an adventure.
They have started living in trees.
This group includes many of the smallest dromaeosaurids, which show adaptations for living in trees.
Stuff for people living in trees.
Its ankle joints were highly mobile at rotation, a characteristic of mammals living in trees.
Crazy people living in trees.
This is a type of primate a new group of mammals that specialise in living in trees.
You may find them living in trees or even in water.
Its long feet indicate that it is adapted to living in trees.
They were living in trees.
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Rousseau 's notion of abandoning civilization and living in trees.
When your ancestors were living in trees and painting themselves blue.
Rhombifer can mostly be found on land, but has also been found living in trees.
Of course, they are all living in trees and worshipping sticks.
What are you on about, Specs? They have started living in trees.
That is, they could adapt both to living in trees and on the ground.
China was a great civilization when your ancestors were living in trees and painting themselves blue.
Flying everywhere ; living in trees.
Like other chameleons, it is arboreal, living in trees and other large plants.
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