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Furthermore, breeding birds were also affected by tree retention in adjacent, non-logged forests: total density of eight resident passerines was lower in the forest edge (0 50 m) adjacent to cuts with 0 2% compared to 10 20% of the original tree density.
Furthermore, breeding conditions were experimentally manipulated in order to evaluate whether variability in neurogenesis might be directional, depending on the adult fly or larval population densities.
Furthermore, breeding of Snap23fl/wt mice failed to generate homozygous Snap23fl/fl pups, a finding that is consistent with the failure of the floxed allele to express and the requirement for Snap23 expression for embryo viability.
Furthermore, breeding R26PR to additional Cre lines will allow for the continued development of novel cancer models.
Furthermore, breeding success was comparable to that recorded by low-intensity annual monitoring in the same years in low-disturbance areas (0.50 and 0.56, respectively, Okill, unpubl)., suggesting that investigator disturbance did not significantly influence breeding success.
Furthermore, deregressed breeding values for functional herd life (FHL) and daughter yield deviation for somatic cell count (SCC) were investigated.
Furthermore, both breeding and non-breeding individuals participate in these groups; nesting birds will leave nests for short periods of time to join calling assemblages that are traveling through their territories.
obs).. Furthermore, the observed breeding success of FFSH on Lord Howe Island (0.51) [14] is within the range reported for other shearwater populations with no known terrestrial predation by invasive species (Table 2 in Supplement S1).
Furthermore, after the breeding event all the mites were removed from the parents in the 'mite' treatment, and beetles were stored without any mites.
For 13 major crops of global importance, it was estimated that 46 wild species have been used in released cultivars, and that furthermore, the introgression breeding approach is increasing [ 4].
Furthermore, horse breeding employs 25,000 people in rural areas that are struggling with dwindling agricultural incomes and falling European subsidies.
