Sentence examples for a breed through from inspiring English sources

Such an allele might e.g. be imported into a breed through crosses with other breeds.

At this point, brothers Leo and Frank Kuntz began purchasing the horses with the aim of preserving the breed, and in 1999 started the Nokota Horse Conservancy, later beginning a breed registry through the same organization.

Greenland Sledge dogs represent a breed that through many years has been isolated geographically and, more recently by laws, from other dog breeds.

For millennia, changing a breed's genetics through husbandry required a long trial-and-error process.

Even when herds were not dispersed or destroyed, a breed could be lost through indiscriminate breeding arising from a need for numbers.

There was a Cavalier King Charles spaniel, a breed with new fame through a recurring role on "Sex and the City".

The aim of this study was to investigate the existence of genetic loci associated with lipomatous myopathy in Piedmontese cattle breed through a genome wide association study based on a DNA pooling design.

In addition, the birth canal is divided, and the male has a bifurcated penis an anatomical curiosity that is responsible for a myth that opossums breed through the nostrils and that reinforces the false belief that females give birth through the nose.

Because the Hog Island sheep population is so small, the preservation of the breed through a pure, inbred line would threaten the breed's health by an increased risk of pairing of "bad genes".

Humans have applied strong selective pressure on each cattle breed through elaborate breeding strategies to form breeds that can provide products such as milk and meat.

A multi-year study of a wild population of house wrens has recently revealed that those exhibiting the highest condition and strongest PHA responses as nestlings are most likely to be recruited to the breeding population and to breed through two years of age; in contrast, intermediate haematocrit values result in the highest recruitment to the population.