Sentence examples for captive populations from inspiring English sources

The conservationist faces a double task: the breeding of self-sustaining populations of endangered species in captivity, and the return of captive populations to the wild.

Captive populations are increasing.

A multivariate comparison of dental variation in wild and captive populations of baboons (Papio hamadryas).

The researchers studied captive populations of Atlantic silversides, a small fish found off the North American coast.

This led him to examine ageing processes in both wild and captive populations of fish and other animals.

These findings should be considered when proposing conservation actions in altered habitats nearby human settlements and when managing captive populations.

Growth of homogenous sized groups was studied in captive populations of Senegalese sole (Solea senegalensis, Kaup) juveniles.

Giant pandas, like many other endangered animals with captive populations, have a species manager and an official studbook, which is updated regularly.

Moreover, most captive populations of endangered animals will never play a conservation role in what remains of the world's natural habitats.

And if this exercise fails, if we are left with only captive populations of monsters in the zoos of the world, what would that mean -- culturally, metaphysically, practically?

It is ethically acceptable to keep captive populations of chimpanzees at zoos, and to charge members of the public for the privilege of observing, filming and photographing them.