Sentence examples for established breeding from inspiring English sources

Although there is equivocal evidence for natal philopatry (returning to one's birthplace to breed) in this species, proximity to established breeding grounds likely contributes to the structuring of these different subpopulations.

Now in its 10th year, the Here Artist Residency Program is one of New York's most established breeding grounds for aggressively experimental performance.

Given that animals have established breeding grounds, this dictates poachers' movements, says James Gibbs, who works at SUNY's environmental-science department.

The next day, we interrupted the two-hour drive to Tana with a stop at La Mandraka Nature Farm, the creation of a French herpetologist who has established breeding populations of exotic chameleons.

The researchers have established breeding lines of the transgenic pigs and expect to start the food safety approval process shortly.

Many bird species have established breeding populations in areas to which they have been introduced by humans.

The aim of this study was to characterize the indigenous goat production systems and assess in a participatory manner farmer preferred traits for establishing breeding objectives for indigenous goat breeds in Uganda.

The goal is to establish breeding lines of the engineered rice and make it available to farmers in developing countries.

The bellowing roars of male alligators serve to establish breeding territories and apparently also to attract the females.

Hinder said it appeared the snakes may have been illegally imported to either be sold as pets or used to establish breeding stock.

"Plastics are a floating potential home, so animals at one location can colonize them and drift to another where they may become invasive pests by establishing, breeding and spreading," Barnes said.