Sentence examples for managed breeding from inspiring English sources

Throughout his 25 years in the business, he managed breeding farms, was chief veterinarian for the Kentucky Racing Commission and served as veterinary consultant to Breeders' Cup Limited and Triple Crown Productions.

Poorly structured or poorly managed breeding colonies waste both financial resources and animals and are counterproductive to research programs.

The efforts with the Kaʻū silversword have involved rediscovery, helicopter assisted rescue of diminutive remnant founders, managed breeding, and outplanting at two sites in the Park of > 21,000 seedlings deriving from 169 founders.

The efforts with the Pele lobeliad have involved rediscovery, air-layering of remnant founders, managed breeding, and outplanting at two sites in the Park of > 1000 seedlings deriving from six of the seven known founders, with the first flowering at one of the sites occurring in summer 2016.

Note that managed breeding to maximize genetic variation may conflict with the organisms' adaptive mate choice preferences.

Both the change from microsatellites to SNPs and differences between wild populations and managed breeding populations provide justification for reviewing the appropriateness of these existing methods for parentage assignment.

Genetic analyses with molecular markers were key to settle phylogenetic issues [ 37], manage breeding populations [ 38] build linkage maps [ 39- 41] and identify QTLs for important traits [ 42- 45].

Prepare for and manage breeding season.

Methods for managing breeding colonies of mice are not new but are based on well-accepted principles that are designated to ensure efficient production of animals of the correct genotype and health status.

The Houbaras' supportive breeding is rather unique in the sense that several thousand individuals are individually managed, while breeding scheme rests on strict genetic guidelines, which might shift the focus on avoiding selection pressures rather than avoiding genetic drift.

"Now we're in our 12th generation from the original pair" says Rohan Cleave from Melbourne zoo, who manages the breeding program.