Sentence examples for breeding in the same from inspiring English sources
Other wader species breeding in the same habitat are also likely to benefit from the increased protection from predation provided by fences.
Olrog's Gulls were first recorded nesting in Bahía San Blas, Argentina, in 1932 (Daguerre 1933), and subsequently was observed breeding in the same area in the 1963 (Olrog 1967) and 1975 (Devillers 1977).
Compared to other, distinctly more numerous species breeding in the same region, on islands off California and northern Baja California, it is smaller than the Black Storm-Petrel (Oceanodroma melania) with shorter and more rounded wings, but is larger than the Least Storm-Petrel (Oceanodroma microsoma), which species is further distinguished by its wedge-shaped tail.
Foster larvae were drawn at random from individuals breeding in the same batch and were formed into broods of either 5 larvae or 20 larvae.
Because of the predisposition to respond to spatial, and not temporal, cues in the face of climate change, it is possible that shifts in phenology will be observed as a spatial shift (e.g. breeding grounds moving south), rather than a temporal shift (e.g. breeding in the same place but delayed by 2 weeks).
For a randomly chosen 15% of recruits, paternity was assigned to a local male (i.e. a male breeding in the same year in the same study plot) with a broader forehead patch than the social male.
Some near-adult birds may pair up and occupy a hole at the same time, prior to breeding in the following year.
If true, we predicted inter-year similarity in nest composition for the same female to be lower between two breeding attempts in different nestboxes than between two breeding attempts in the same nestbox.
In short, identities of breeding partners were inferred from observations at feeding stations, and the genotypes of all offspring born in a given year were manually matched against all breeding pairs in the same year [18], [23].
We currently keep all our breeding pairs in the same place, which is kind of a stupid way to run a species.
