Sentence examples for long term captivity from inspiring English sources
The basic principles under which current SIT methods are applied at this time (long term captivity and gamma irradiation) may limit its potential utility, and alternatives to SIT or modifications to it should be considered.
If we instead assume vampire bats can discriminate among kin, but do not exhibit reciprocity, then it is difficult to explain why reciprocal help, but not kinship, predicts food sharing under captive conditions unless long-term captivity somehow disrupts natural kin discrimination behavior.
I wish that scientists could be given the opportunity to study serial killers in long-term captivity and learn more about the causes, natural history and taxonomy of their behaviors, possibly opening ways to prevention.
In sharp contrast, we observed food sharing consistently among kin and non-kin that have been housed together in long-term captivity (Table 1).
There are fitness benefits to being well adapted to the local environment, so if populations will be permanently housed in captivity, behavioral and physiological adaptations suited to captivity may improve the fitness of captive animals (Woodworth et al. 2002) and thus the probability of long-term captive population persistence.
"Think long term," he said.
