Sentence examples for large breeding from inspiring English sources

American white ibises are not faithful to the sites where they breed, and large breeding colonies composed of ten thousand birds or more can congregate and disband in one or two breeding seasons.

While the US and the European GR populations have common ancestors, the popularity of this breed creates a large breeding pool on both continents and mixing between US and European populations is rare.

Gregarious by nature, Heermann's Gull forms large breeding colonies on arid islands in the Gulf of California, Mexico, from March through July.

In that study, desirable recombinants between pi21 and the genes conferring inferior eating quality were successfully selected from a large breeding population by using DNA markers for the region around pi21.

The presence of spatial genetic differentiation and large breeding zones in E. globulus populations in its native range revealed a distant pollen movement (Steane et al. [2006]; Yeoh et al. [2012]).

Large breeding fish are rare in most wild populations today due to overfishing.

They are also found in Canada, where there is at least one large breeding farm.

His latter duty entailed the supervising of large breeding grounds of frontier pastures, tended by tens of thousands of government slaves.

Commercially available outbred CD-1 mice are drawn from an extremely large breeding population that has accumulated many recombination events, which is desirable for genome-wide association studies.

However, the exact strength of this correspondence seemed to vary substantially: In Southern Sweden and in northern Central Europe, a given genetic distance corresponded to long geographic distances, which would be consistent for example with a scenario of relatively large breeding units and moderate effects of genetic drift balanced by frequent migration.

The GL mutant (6 1025) was initially discovered from a large breeding population.