riverine

Between 1937 and 1958, it was primarily a riverine force.

A third of the people associated with an 1842 riverine expedition died.

There is a riverine forest along the permanent river in the south of the park.

This is enhanced by about 75% of the area being Riverine and easy access to the sea.

There are several other primary schools in the surrounding riverine communities.

After that Frank was alone in the vast riverine landscape.

You'd lose it because there were so many elephant in the riverine forest.

The navy is a small force dealing with coastal and riverine security.

Where in this riverine city could one fully sense a riverbank?

It is the largest riverine city in the world.

It is difficult to imagine the Veekuhane outside the riverine environment.

A study in India found that most nests were built along riverine trees.

There are riverine thickets along the banks of the river.

Infection rates appear to be higher in or below still water environments than riverine ones.

The 49 men began to build a bigger ship for riverine navigation.

There are more than 100 permanent riverine lagoons in the park.

Others take to boats and get "lost" in the labyrinth of riverine China.

Because of these changes, few natural riverine wetlands remain.

Another common term for the main stem, the final large channel of a riverine system, is the trunk.

It also has riverine and swamp vegetation within its borders.

Other species are adapted to mountain habitats and riverine forests.

It is threatened by riverine pollution and destruction of its habitat.

The area around Khami, being riverine, is hot and had problems with malaria.

Mali - maintains a small riverine patrol force as part of the army.

The commuter folk on this riverine service are planning to protest.