Sentence examples for breeding of animals from inspiring English sources

Existing laws allow the captive breeding of animals.

You either oppose the commercial breeding of animals or you accept it.

The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, the second oldest zoo in the United States, is notable for its successful breeding of animals in captivity and for its use of naturalistic surroundings.

She adds that the breeding of animals for slaughter is more awful and degrading than "anything that the Third Reich was capable of, indeed dwarfs it, in that ours is an enterprise without end, self-regenerating, bringing rabbits, rats, poultry, livestock ceaselessly into the world for the purpose of killing them".

In 1839, only months after first developing his theory, Darwin prepared and distributed to experts a pamphlet entitled Questions about the breeding of animals in an effort to gain more insight into the workings of heredity (see Vorzimmer 1969a).

Moreover, cases of this kind are not far-fetched philosophical thought experiments: they do not occur rarely in times of cultivated breeding of animals (as required by the strategy of non-negligibility).

With regard to the cells, tissues, or organs that may be produced, "the degree" to which human nerve cells become functionally integrated in an animal's central nervous system (ISSCR 2015), and the "breeding" of animal chimeras that form human gametes (NIH 2009; ISSCR 2015), are important factors for evaluating ethical concerns.

In the interest of animal conservation, the breeding of captive animals is encouraged.

Traits, trait abbreviations and accuracy of conventional BLUP estimated breeding values of animals in the validation and training sets, derived using complete and short pedigrees.

Accuracies of total breeding values were calculated as the average correlation across replicates between simulated and predicted breeding values of animals without phenotypic information.

The best hope for the species' survival as a wild animal is the breeding of captive animals and their reintroduction into securely protected areas within their old natural range.