Sentence examples for may breed successfully from inspiring English sources

Still, only about 5%% of the males may breed successfully (Wells 2007).

These results support theories that lyssaviruses are endemic within specific bat populations, that they may not cause high mortality rates, that exposure rates of LBV between megachiroptera in Old World African bats are high, and that bats may breed successfully after LBV exposure (7, 8 ).

For example, Adélie penguins (Pygoscelis adeliae) may return to the reproductive colony from their third year onward but do not breed successfully until their fifth or sixth year.

Paul Stancliffe, of the BTO, puts it this way: "If you're a bird, what do you need to breed successfully?

If they breed successfully there is a possibility Tian Tian could have twins.

Only those birds that can fly the long distances between oases live long enough to breed successfully.

After all, the inability to breed successfully with other groups has long been an operational definition of species.

As this fictitious bird supposedly lives in arid regions of North Africa, only those birds that can fly the long distances between oases live long enough to breed successfully.

The widespread restriction of DDT use eventually allowed released birds to breed successfully.

Wielebnowski [23] and Wielebnowski and Brown [24] reported that unpaired cheetahs were more likely to breed successfully.

In periods of high wolf densities, 75% of packs typically breed successfully, and during periods of population recovery, 83% of packs typically breed successfully (15 ); however, <50% of Sanetti packs bred successfully immediately after both CDV epizootics.