Sentence examples for characteristic breeding from inspiring English sources

Spawning takes place at any time of year, each species having its own characteristic breeding season.

Wheat and rice both belong to the grass family, the Gramineae, and CDS data can reveal characteristic breeding behavior and the ability to adapt to environmental conditions that led to their diversification more than 50 million years ago [ 11].

In total, we analysed 23 landscape-variables, applying co-inertia analysis to discover common multivariate patterns in coastal meadow characteristics, breeding waders, plants and amphibians.

Fewer studies have documented the vector-related characteristics (breeding sites, suitable environments, among others) found in these urban environments.

The images on the main species pages are presented in categories: adult views, other views, body, fins, distinguishing characteristics, breeding adults, juveniles and hybrids.

In addition, after analysis of the combined data, we observed that fish with more prominent secondary sexual characteristics (breeding tubercles causing roughness of the body surface) were more successful in fathering offspring (LME model coefficient = 0.031, p = 0.022; Table 1).

This study area has characteristic favourable breeding sites of this nature constituting temporary pools covered with vegetation emerging from the middle to the end of the rainy season [ 29].

Instances of offspring which were liver-coloured but tan below the knees were noted in Hugh Dalziel's 1897 work British Dogs: Their Varieties, History, Characteristics, Breeding, Management, And Exhibition, although the author speculated this may have been due to Bloodhound ancestry in one of the parents of the litters.

The Kennel Club initially had a class for "Water spaniels other than Irish" as no standard was specifically set up for the English Water Spaniel and the judging of this class was described as "chaos" by Hugh Dalziel in British Dogs: Their Varieties, History, Characteristics, Breeding, Management, And Exhibition.

The germplasm characteristics and breeding utilization of such tetraploid materials were discussed.

Certain characteristics of breeding sites (e.g., small islands, proximity to mainland) may increase negative attitudes about cormorants.