Sentence examples for a distinct breeding from inspiring English sources

Balsfjord of the Norwegian Sea has a distinct breeding population of C. pallasii that returns to spawn at the same shallows of the fjord every year [ 51, 52].

Subspecies are incipient species (Darwin 1868; Frankham et al. 2002b) and have been defined as 'a collection of populations occupying a distinct breeding range and diagnosably distinct from other such populations' (Mayr and Ashlock 1991).

A different laboratory that had established a distinct breeding colony reported mouse liver tumor incidences in 12 PPAR-α null Sv129/C57BL/6 mice aPPAR-α nully 2 yearSv129/C57BL/6royd et al. 2004).

Since SOSR and WOSR have a relatively distinct breeding history, a similar hypothesis can also be proposed in our case.

Some adults may spend the entire year as a pairon a single territory, while others establish distinct breeding and wintering territories.

While differences in technique may explain some discrepancies, it is also possible that the distinct breeding populations of rhesus macaques have distinctive genetic compositions.

Crosses were made using a partial diallel mating design within each of six distinct breeding groups (BG) or sublines [ 31], which were designed to limit future inbreeding to within group.

Such costs are particularly pronounced in species with high levels of sexual body dimorphism, intense polygyny and distinct breeding seasons.

Population structure in the South American tern Sterna hirundinacea in the South Atlantic: two populations with distinct breeding phenologies.

Analysis of mitochondrial and nuclear genes has also offered clues, for example confirming that some birds have geographically distinct breeding populations.

We have pointed out that, in distinct breeding areas, piebald camels are subjected to negative trends, which increase the possibility of losing important genetic traits as well as the associated biocultural diversity (e.g. genetic, knowledge, and management).