Thus, the primary defining historic feature of the lowlands the presence of deep soils within the watershed and estuary of the St . Lawrence River.
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This species is found in hot, dry habitats, growing at the base of rocks and in crevices, but also on deep soil in shady places.
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It can be found in moderately fertile and deep soils as well as in degraded soils, preferring shallow soils with a thick layer of humus.
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Plants occurring in the deep soils of Cabo Rojo tend to be more robust than those growing in the poorer soils of the Sierra Bermeja.
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Additionally, abundant prey and deep soil support one of the densest populations of badgers in the world ( up to 11 badgers per square mile ).
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This slippage is increased in heavy rainfall areas and in shallow soils; deep soils have more total pore space and are not as prone to slippage.
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When mixed with compost, the dust created rich, deep soils which could produce high growth vegetation free from immunity to soil bacteria, stopping insect and fungal attacks.
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Mulga snakes inhabit woodlands, hummock grasslands, chenopod scrublands and almost bare gibber or sandy deserts, usually sheltering near humans under timber, rubbish piles, burrows and deep soil cracks.
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Most orthents are found in very steep, mountainous regions where erodible material is so rapidly removed by erosion that a permanent covering of deep soil cannot establish itself.
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Stony and even craggy land with little deep soil made for very hard work and scant harvests, which could not feed local families, which tended to be big.
