Sentence examples for a unique breeding from inspiring English sources

The frogs have a unique breeding mechanism.

Even if the island has been featured by National Geographic as a unique breeding habitat for the world's second-deadliest snake.

For EF assessment this study selected a reach immediately after the Halda-Karnafuli confluence, a unique breeding ground for Indian Carp fishes of Bangladesh.

Comedy clubs in the lead-up to the election (and now in its wake) have presented a unique breeding ground for conflict.

As illustrated in previous studies, we have generated a unique breeding scheme based on inherent aerobic running capacity that has resulted in a significant divergence in native running capacity between two populations, termed low capacity runners (LCR) and high capacity runners (HCR) [10], [11], [12].

And he has taken a unique approach, breeding an alternative in the hope of relieving the pressure on the wild stock of what he calls "the poor ole sturgeon".

The palolo worm exhibits unique breeding behaviour: during the breeding season, always at the same time of year and at a particular phase of the Moon, the worms break in half; the tail section (the "epitoke"), bearing reproductive cells, swims to the surface, where it releases eggs and sperm.

Due to the unique breeding processes, the NU genomes required in-depth analyses.

The aim of this study was to develop Nile tilapia families using the Oreochromis species unique breeding characteristics (male territory establisher and female mouth brooders) and determine the mixing rate within each family.

The unique breeding processes of NU varieties could bring genomic alterations in various ways: de novo mutations, chromosomal rearrangement, translocation, chromosomal loss, etc., which might be required for stabilization of hybrid genomes and adaptive evolution (Baack and Rieseberg 2007; Rieseberg and Willis 2007; Morales and Dujon 2012).

The small sample size of some breeds/populations and their unique breeding histories may account for the high variability of genetic diversity (Table 1).