Sentence examples for breeding group from inspiring English sources
You can name the breeding farm that, and restrict the horses to whatever your breeding group breeds.
Considering the results, genetic distances and population structure, three populations could be used in the Austria conservation program: the mother population in Lonjsko Polje, the second Croatian nucleus herd in Turopoljski Lug, and a breeding group from the Black Slavonian breed.
The status of the subtype has been repeatedly debated because of its origin from Percherons bred in Pays d'Auge, a breeding group that was modified from the original breed standard due to the influence of soil and climate over the years, creating the Augeron type.
"It seems plain that the Internet is serving, for many, as a breeding group for extremism, precisely because like-minded people are deliberating with greater ease and frequency with one another," Sunstein writes.
The mares are part of a group that has run wild since the mid-1800s, and they all belong to the same "band --a staband --ading group consisting of one to four stallions and many more unrelated mares and their offspring.
When a male and female Pokémon that share at least one breeding group are left at a Pokémon Daycare, they may produce an egg, which will hatch into a young Pokémon.
The rhinos formed new breeding groups and the resulting offspring outnumbered the rhinos killed for trophies.
While some of these are owned by trained experts and represent specialist breeding groups, the vast majority are pets, living in people's homes.
It has breeding groups of various parrots, pheasants, hornbills, birds-of-paradise, and other, mostly Southeast Asian, species.
They stay to join in breeding groups in which a group of related males keeps house, or nest, with a group of related females, an arrangement that would make for superb reality television if humans tried it.
The zoo has about 8,860 specimens representing some 960 species, including the rare giant salamander and breeding groups of several rare pheasants and wallabies.
