The phrase "above breeding" is not a standard expression in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could potentially be used in a specific context discussing topics like animal husbandry or genetics, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The research focused on the traits that are considered above breeding standards in livestock."
Alternatives: "beyond breeding" or "superior to breeding".
All the birds mentioned above are breeding and flourishing (apart from the poor turtle dove, unsaveable and soon to go extinct in Britain).
However, as stated above, the breeding values included in a np are not informative with respect to additive genetic variance.
We were able to do this, because, as described above, the breeding history of each line starting from the common base population was known.
As briefly summarized above, resistance breeding in Europe has an intricate history and is based on the frequent use of wild species germplasm.
The explanation for these results is that the validation animals in our study are not just a random subset of animals, but selection candidates, i.e. their sires most likely have an above average breeding value and are therefore likely to be included in the training data in the TOP50 scenario.
They spend most of their lives underground, typically only appearing above ground during breeding season.
The largest of the captive bar-headed goose breeding facilities discussed above is included in our study (Fig. 3b and 4), where one of our marked geese spent the winter foraging in the local fields and wetlands.
There is a timelessness to the kitchen, unchanged in a century – the cooks work over open fires, lit by shafts of light from above; fast-breeding guinea pigs (cuy) squeak below the floorboards, awaiting their turn for the hot oil.
Proposed minimums include: allowing more free movement both inside a cage and outdoor time, currently the MO state and federal minimum is 6" clearance above the head and breeding females can spend their entire lives within the confines of a small cage.
Most wheat breeding programmes involve only above-ground plant organs that are readily observed and selected.
