Sentence examples for larger breeding from inspiring English sources

The fact that nucleotide diversity outside ROH was higher in Old-RED than HOL, JER, and New-RED indicates that the historic genetic diversity of Old-RED might be relatively higher than the other breeds examined due to larger breeding populations for each of several past generations.

Thus, an efficient breeding program was set up to save the breed, which led to the reconstitution of a larger breeding stock.

However, if there is evidence that population density is much higher in one country than in the other (this is the case, e.g. in the Grey Partridge with an almost ten times larger breeding population in Poland compared to that in Germany, [56]) a model may not be adequate for Germany or Poland.

This agrees with field data suggesting a much larger breeding population size [13], [31].

Based on an analysis of 1112 samples (not individuals) using mtDNA control region sequences, Olavarria et al. [49] found significant differentiation at the haplotype and nucleotide levels between 6 different breeding grounds, which fit within 4 larger Breeding Stocks, defined by the IWC.

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.

It is also home to large breeding populations of elephants.

The dolphins in Bae Ceredigion (Cardigan Bay) are Britain's largest breeding population.

Emperor and Adelie penguins have large breeding colonies, numbering in the tens of thousands of breeding pairs, on the island.

The species, descended from the Imperial Herd of China, now enjoys the largest breeding herd in the world at Woburn.