Sentence examples for breeding at from inspiring English sources

Female macaroni penguins can begin breeding at around five years of age, while the males do not normally breed until at least six years old.

Plants can regularly be manipulated to breed across traditional species groups and a variety of organisms can share genetic material without breeding at all.

The cane toads have been breeding at an alarming rate.

(Rams will be provided for breeding at no charge. Ewes are worth about $150 each).

A century and a half before that, Thomas Pennant recorded kites breeding at Gray's Inn.

There are now more than 100 pairs breeding at each site, and the avocet is the RSPB's logo.

"We now have bears breeding at 2 years of age," said Patrick Carr, a biologist who leads the states bear response team.

Data on cassava research has never before been shared to this extent, according to Chiedozie Egesi, assistant director and head of cassava breeding at the NRCRI.

Rather, the mice that leave the most progeny are those that devote resources to breeding at as early an age as possible.

Ten months before John-Paul was killed, Merseyside Police had received a complaint from a housing officer about dog breeding at the Foulkes' home.

The snails, which feed on algae, are breeding at the zoo and will eventually be returned to their habitat, officials said.