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The project will take two years, Dr. Lerche said, but in the end Davis will be able to breed enough monkeys to share with other centers.

They also have to be old enough to breed but young enough that they will be able to breed.

Nevo says that given enough time, the basalt mole rats may become so genetically distinct that they are no longer able to breed with chalk mole rats at all in other words, he thinks his results show sympatric speciation in action.

The fish would be bred female and sterile, though a very small percentage might still be able to breed.

Finally, western plants were much more self-compatible (able to breed with themselves) than eastern plants.

Both of these are able to breed.

You see, these fish weren't supposed to be able to breed at all.

Most sheep are seasonal breeders, although some are able to breed year-round.

Young Magel2-null mice of both sexes are able to breed, producing relatively normal litters.

The animals lived normally and were able to breed.

Our birds are able to breed any time of the year under these conditions.