Sentence examples for distinct breeding from inspiring English sources

In the current study, these two distinct breeding techniques was closely compared.

Since SOSR and WOSR have a relatively distinct breeding history, a similar hypothesis can also be proposed in our case.

Balsfjord of the Norwegian Sea has a distinct breeding population of C. pallasii that returns to spawn at the same shallows of the fjord every year [ 51, 52].

This differentiation was previously reported by Diers and Osborn [ 66], Hasan et al. [ 67] and Bus et al. [ 20] and can be related to the relatively distinct breeding history between these pools and their adaptation to different environments or uses.

While differences in technique may explain some discrepancies, it is also possible that the distinct breeding populations of rhesus macaques have distinctive genetic compositions.

Analysis of mitochondrial and nuclear genes has also offered clues, for example confirming that some birds have geographically distinct breeding populations.

Also, Yellowstone bison function as two semi-distinct breeding herds [2], [18], [19] and out-of-park migrations likely occur at this scale.

In one breeding season, biologists from Spain's Universidad de Cordoba found nest switching in 40% of broods across three distinct white-stork breeding colonies.

For argentatus the mtDNA biphyletic distribution corresponded partly with a geographically distinct distribution among breeding colonies.

While breeding two distinct transgenic mouse lines together to visualize two distinct reporter genes in the same mouse is straightforward, adding a third variable, such as a genetic mutation, becomes dramatically more time consuming, and adding a fourth variable, such as a cre recombinase, often makes the experiment unrealistic to carry out.

The phylogenetic analysis of the diverse Setaria accessions identified three gene pools, implying that the wild ancestor, domesticated landraces and improved cultivars of S. italica are distinct gene resources for breeding programs of foxtail millet.