Sentence examples for breeding access from inspiring English sources
Horns serve as weapons of defense against predators and of offense in battles between males for breeding access to females.
Consequently, we feel that the intervention in affiliative interactions of those individuals that are still forming their bonds may reflect a strategic behavior relating to the competition over power and associated resources, e.g., breeding territories and access to food.
The niche models were constructed by entering breeding records from the breeding bird survey (accessed at www. pwrc.usgs.gov/bbs) into MAXENT ver 3.2.2.
Recent advances have been accomplished in the genetic and molecular control of root development, root system phenotyping, imaging and modeling as well as in genome-wide marker assisted breeding and access to nucleotide variation in genetic resources.
P. juliflora creates an environment conducive for mosquito breeding, limits access to watering points and grazing lands and offers cover for wild predatory animals such as lions (Panthera leo) (Pasiecznik et al. 2001; Mehari 2015).
The fruits of the Green Revolution emerged almost entirely from public-sector laboratories and national breeding programmes, allowing easy access for users.
The coast offers many advantages to an otter such as access to breeding sites and a diverse range of prey.
We thank Ken Griffiths for help with fieldwork and the Fahey family for access to breeding ponds at Darkes forest.
We found that blocking preen gland access in breeding female mallards modified several aspects of their condition and health.
Such benefits might include establishment of a work force that will be present already when the subordinate inherits the dominant breeding position [11] [13], being allowed to stay in the group ('pay-to-stay') and receive survival benefits [8], [14] [19], or access to breeding resources for the subordinate's own reproduction [20], [21].
Aggression between males can have a direct effect on female reproduction by preventing other breeding males from having access to females or from harming the female.
