The larger species may also have been more sensitive to extinction due to intrinsic traits: in mammalian species there is a negative relationship between reproductive rate and body size, large mammals reproducing much more slowly than smaller ones, and thus are much more susceptible to overhunting than smaller ones [15].
We are dealing with wild rather than domestic species, and we are trying to maintain adaptive potential in small slow breeding populations of endangered species, and curtail it in large rapidly reproducing populations of invasive or problematic species.
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Charles Guthrie, regional fisheries manager for the Department of Environmental Conservation, noted the possibility of infecting Carmans River, which is 20 miles east and "has the largest naturally reproducing brook trout population on Long Island".
Our results have shown that a sustainable fishery of the commercially preferred larger, later reproducing fish can be obtained by limiting the value of (h_{3}), i.e., by placing an upper limit on the proportion of large adult fish harvested.
Comparative specimens were collected from larger, actively reproducing, Californian populations of Q. palmeri in Garner Valley (33.575°N, 116.6°W, elevation 1440 m) and a location near Aguanga (33.483°N, 116.75°W, elevation 1265 m).
"Western journalism, in large part, reproduces values," Kiselyov said.
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In fact, the large mammals reproduced so prolifically that they formed what could, with a certain amount of squinting, be said to resemble the great migratory herds of Africa; the German magazine Der Spiegel has called the Oostvaardersplassen "the Serengeti behind the dikes".
This estimation is obviously too large to reproduce the observed postseismic deformation.
The experimental values are to a large extent reproduced by the present numerical approach.
