Sentence examples for effect on the breeding from inspiring English sources
But even more dear is the incalculable effect on the breeding industry of Kentucky, the world's leader.
These results suggest that the directionality of threat calls provides important information about the auditory scene and spatial orientation of conspecifics and that this trait, along with the receiver's ability to extract this information, may have evolved as a consequence of its effect on the breeding success and fitness of the individual.
If genes with large antagonistic pleiotropic effects exist, they respond to multi-trait selection as if they were of small effect on the breeding objective as predicted by quantitative genetic theory.
Large breeding populations of all three native species of newts co-occurred in these ponds and remained abundant after the demise of X. laevis: these may have had a negative effect on the breeding success (especially tadpole survival) of X. laevis.
Harlan's workers have remained resolute, but elsewhere the effect on the breeding of laboratory animals in the UK has been badly affected.
From a Korean production perspective Yanbian is of interest because it is an ideal population to provide insights into the effects of the breeding program on the genetic architecture of the Hanwoo (e.g. changes in N e, inbreeding, signatures of selection).
This study confirmed that sediment reduction has had adverse effects on the breeding migration of A. sinensis.
However, to minimize the negative effect of research procedures on the breeding success of birds, we decided to conduct experiments in nests that were at the late incubation stage, when birds are less sensitive to disturbance.
River regulation for irrigation has reversed these natural flow patterns, with negative effects on the breeding and recruitment of Murray cod.
One hypothesis, the climate hypothesis, was that fluctuations in grouse populations were caused directly by the effects of the climate on the breeding success of the grouse and on the survival of grouse chicks.
Here we quantify the effects of crop heterogeneity on the breeding habitat selection of the Skylark Alauda arvensis at spatial scales ranging from micro-habitat to landscape, in a western France farmland.
