Assertion: petrel's colony | /r/HasProperty | large
Facets:
value: extremely
type: DEGREE
value: with colonies
type: OTHER
value: with densities
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The blue petrel, like all members of the Procellariiformes, is colonial, and have large colonies.
text: When breeding season arises, they return to their large colonies located on the highlands of some Galápagos islands.
text: When breeding season arises, they return to their large colonies located on the highlands of some Galápagos islands.
text: Colonies can be extremely large and dense; 840,000 pairs of white-faced storm petrel nest on South East Island in the Chatham Islands in densities between 1.18 and 0.47 burrows/m2.
text: Breeding colonies are large and there is about one nest per 1 square metre (11 sq ft).
text: Colonies can be extremely large and dense, with densities as high as 8 pairs/m2 for band-rumped storm petrels in the Galapagos and colonies 3.6 million strong for Leach's storm petrel have been recorded.
text: Colonies can be extremely large and dense; 840,000 pairs of White-faced Storm Petrel nest on South East Island in the Chatham Islands in burrow densities of between 1.18 - 0.47 burrows/m²; densities as high as 8 pairs/m² for Madeiran Storm-petrels in the Galapagos and colonies 3.6 million strong for Leach's Storm Petrel have been recorded.