Sentence examples for an equal breeding from inspiring English sources

These contrasting X/A ratios for polymorphism and divergence cannot be explained by a standard neutral model, assuming no selection, an equal breeding sex ratio, and constant effective population size (Ne), such that Ne,X/ Ne, A= ¾.

Fascists warned that if all humans were given equal value and equal breeding opportunities, natural selection would cease to function.

But against common belief among conservationists, they showed that regenerated pastures could also serve as suitable habitat (with equal breeding success), at least when adjacent to native scrub.

However, small population sizes can lead to a rapid accumulation of deleterious alleles (Lynch and O'Hely 2001), and the main strategy used to minimize genetic change (equal breeding of founders) is often difficult, if not impossible, with many species in captivity, particularly mammals and birds (Snyder et al. 1996).

The ratio is expected to be 3/4 if there is an equal number of breeding males and females in the population.

Each year we uniquely colour-ringed nestlings from 89% of all successful nests (11% were inaccessible), as well as a proportion of adults, so that, on average, an equal proportion of 56% of breeding males and females were marked at the end of the breeding season.

The range of estimates of the overall effective population size (Ne) of Huia using this generation time and these mutation rate variables was 3419 8954 breeding adults, assuming an equal sex ratio.

A equals a equals a equals a equals a.

Fertilities Fi were estimated from the breeding parameters (see Table 1) probability of breeding pb,i, probability of successful breeding ps,i, mean number of fledged sons per successfully breeding male fi (i.e. total number of fledged young per pair divided by two, assuming an equal sex-ratio), and probability of transition to next stage Gi or Pi as Fi = pb,i×ps,i×fi×Gi (or Pi).

To be an equal.

"Everyone deserves an equal shot".