Sentence examples for Selective hunting from inspiring English sources

Selective hunting may interfere with establishment of herd immunity inducing faster turnover of the population and decreasing host life expectancy.

It is selective hunting; it's about generating income to put back into conservation".

I have a conflict between my predatory instinct and my rationality, and my way of trying to tame my instinct is through selective hunting.

And because of selective hunting in the ivory trade through millennia, you have a very high instance of tusklessness amongst Asian male elephants.

In a slightly perverse paradox, the Botswanan villagers said they were more inclined to protect local wildlife when they could benefit financially from it through selective hunting.

To cite some examples, sit and wait predators are often under selective pressure to select profitable hunting sites [8] [10], to present cryptic coloration to avoid being detected by their prey [11] or to attract their prey by luring them [12], [13].

The results of this study can be applied by elephant managers in small reserves, and may contribute to future debates regarding the implementation of elephant population control through selective bull hunting (see [30] for a treatment of the broader ethical question of hunting elephants).

This group of researchers went further to test the fitness of the different colored morphs (using plasticine models in the field), and showed that the light coat color of deer mice, which recently colonized the light-colored soil, provides a strong selective advantage against visually hunting predators [ 30].

We pooled the classifications of class 5 (mangrove forests) and class 7 (wildlife reserves) within the designation of class 1 (totally protected areas), because in all of these classes hunting and selective logging are prohibited, making them subject to protective conditions.

This anxiety — sure to be restoked by the recent stock-market gyrations and generally abysmal predictions for the economy — creates a kind of fear-induced pleasure in selective bargain-hunting.

Although the recent parasitoid-host system seems to be stable in terms of coexistence of both species, an acoustically hunting parasitoid could have been a selective force during evolution of prime numbered periodicity in cicadas.