This relationship suggests that the latter might have exerted its effect on dengue infection partly through the creation of more breeding sites for A. aegypti.
Floods, which are increasing in regularity and severity, create more breeding grounds for disease-carrying insects.
Some natural disasters such as flooding can lead to more breeding sites for disease vectors [ 28], and to an increased risk of disease transmission and outbreaks [ 29].
She was good for more than breeding, she thought.
We suggest purchasing RIL from stock centers to reduce the time consuming crosses necessary for more complex breeding designs.
Strepsirrhines, which represented 31% of the dataset, exhibited a tendency for more seasonal breeding and for fewer females per group than did haplorrhines.
However, gaining better knowledge of the genetic architecture of traits of interest is still important, since this could indeed lead to new insights in the molecular physiology of the interesting phenotypes, and is expected to bring about new opportunities for more effective breeding strategy.
While doing so, and especially when pairs began building nests, the birds changed how often they used certain calls and started using different call types; for example, they made more breeding-related 'cackles'cackles
In 9 percent of all mammal species, males and females will share a common territory for more than one breeding season, and in some cases bond for life.
Dr. Kleiman's work became the model for more than 100 breeding programs for endangered species -- including the California condor and the black-footed ferret -- in North America today, Dr. Monfort said.
For more details about breeding and housing routines, see [ 6].
