diurnally

They are active in the diurnally and mostly frequent forested habitats.

Adults live around small herbaceous plants and are active diurnally which makes this an easy species for study.

Tortoises are diurnally active, ambulating mainly over the course of the day.

Forest fruit-eaters living diurnally in small family parties usually with a single reproductive male.

Surface temperature, diurnally, is, of course, much higher.

They may also hunt diurnally, however.

It varies diurnally, and is strongest between 5:00 and 10:00 in the morning.

Species are diurnally mesopelagic, migrating into surface waters during the night.

In addition, temperature fluctuations can be very great in these systems, both diurnally and seasonally (Brown 1987).

The temperature range is narrow both seasonally and diurnally, while air moisture is relatively high.

SST changes diurnally, like the air above it, but to a lesser degree due to its higher specific heat.

Salticids hunt diurnally as a rule, which is consistent with their highly developed visual system.

The species is diurnally active in India, while elsewhere in its range, nocturnal feeding has been reported.

Maybe it would be better for her if she didn't believe, deep in her soul, that she was human, just diurnally challenged.

Based upon data taken from the United States using these methods, cirrus cloud cover was found to vary diurnally and seasonally.

Blue racers are diurnally active.

Surface pressures varied diurnally over a 0.2 millibar range, but showed 2 daily minima and two daily maxima.

Most creatures feed diurnally, but these crazy critters go at it incessantly, always trying to purge their system of sobriety and coherent thought.

Post-migrant larvae are benthic, foraging up- and downstream diurnally with a nocturnal activity peak.

Spawning takes place diurnally from April to September in large offshore congregations where females are capable of spawning up to 30 times during the season.

Western rattlesnakes are typically active diurnally in cooler weather and nocturnally during hot weather C. viridis.

The heat load from solar radiation on a large, diurnally active bird, the Emu (Dromaius novaehollandiae).

Round gobies usually feed nocturnally (but have been observed to feed diurnally as well) and are believed to detect prey only while stationary.

Xenosaurus grandis is a diurnally active thermal conformer, meaning that its body temperature correlates with substrate and air temperatures.

They interpreted the diurnal variations observed at each station in terms of a combination of a diurnally varying global excitation modulated by the local ionosphere height.