These distinguish between cart horses (two words), pack horses (two words), riding horses (three words), horses for breeding (three words, male and female), horses suitable for royalty and aristocracy (five words, of which three were mainly used in poetry), and warhorses (one word).
The latter would, in other words, suggest a breeding system with high biodiversity and various evolutionary significant units.
The project then figured out where the most trusting, pro-social children lived: which neighborhoods, in other words, seemed to be breeding the most social capital.
In other words, the elimination of breeding sites can affect the delay in oviposition without affecting the delay in locating human hosts.
In other words, location of the breeding areas may be important when explaining the genetic structure of populations at a broad scale, whereas geographical distance between populations is not.
But now I should call it, and I'm choosing my words carefully, a quality of breeding that probably no other race possesses".
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In other words, plant breeding should be based on group selection.
In other words, the breeding organization made the assumption that breeders would exclude matings with EBV too unfavourable for progeny.
In other words, is there evidence of substantial breeding in situ by repatriates?
