Sentence examples for eastern breeding from inspiring English sources

Females average longer billed than males, and curiously the eastern breeding populations are noticeably longer billed than the western populations.

Western and eastern breeding populations are partially segregated on the wintering grounds, with western populations over-wintering in Mexico and Central America, while eastern populations over-winter in Central and South America [ 29].

Both the random draw and locally neutral model are capable of reproducing with significant accuracy several features of the observed structure of the annual Eastern Wood breeding bird community, including species relative abundances, species richness and species composition.

We investigated Dunlin (Calidris alpina), a shorebird with a subspecies (C. a. arcticola) that migrates from nonbreeding areas endemic to avian influenza in eastern Asia to breeding grounds in northern Alaska.

If immunity to WNV in this case was acquired, one could expect that northern owl species that spent years at the Owl Foundation would be just as resistant as the locally breeding Eastern Screech Owls.

In some areas such as the eastern Indian Ocean (Breeding Stock D) and the Southwestern Pacific (Breeding Stock E) there were sufficient migratory connections to make inferences regarding population structure, before genetic or photographic data became available [42], [43], [47], [48].

The percentage of those species predicted to breed in Eastern Wood actually observed breeding during the period studied was higher for the neutral model (76.3%) than for the random draw model (70.7%).

Designating any horse or breed of horse without Arabian or eastern blood in its breeding.

He puts the current mass arrival down to unusual weather conditions, with following winds helping the moths as they flew westwards from their eastern European breeding grounds.

Moreover introgressions of foreign material were common in Eastern European breeding programs [ 62].

Southerly populations breeding in eastern hemlock and Fraser fir are at risk as a result of wooly adelgids (Adelges tsugae) responsible for heavy mortality of these trees.