| Consequently, most of our knowledge of Tournaisian tropical vegetation is centred on the drylands. |
| Kangaroo rats were first seen in the Pliocene, at a time when the drylands occupied by the majority of modern species were widespread in North America. |
| His eyes were distant as he remembered the African drylands. |
| This group, which included scrambling shrubs to giant forest trees, flourished in wetlands, drylands, and uplands across the Pennsylvanian tropical zone. |
| Bill, a contractor who grew up in nearby Huntington Beach, brags about the pre-eminence of BMX here in the drylands of Riverside County. |
| Large-scale landslides and mass flowage of loess are frequently triggered by heavy, seasonal rainstorms in the drylands of Asia and elsewhere. |
