Sentence examples for of both breeding from inspiring English sources

Over the entire study period, the only significant predictors of reproductive success were the morphs of both breeding partners (female morph χ2 = 21.41, p<0.001, male morph χ2 = 26.91, p<0.001, model weight  = 0.83).

It was found that El Niño years (the warm South Pacific oceanic phase) were associated with lower adult survival rate in their wintering ground, Jamaica, lower fecundity in the breeding habitats in New Hampshire of the United States, and lower annual recruitment of yearlings and juveniles to both breeding and wintering grounds.

Analyses of brood size used the total number of offspring produced over both breeding attempts.

In parallel, we also followed the evolution of embryo to adult viability, which revealed similar starting levels of inbreeding depression in both breeding systems, but also outbreeding depression.

We suggest that landscape-scale conservation of bird functional diversity in both breeding and wintering seasons would increase opportunities for biological control of pest insects in mountain forests.

(The other breeds in the Mediterranean, where fishing is out of control. Individuals from both breeding stocks mix during migrations throughout the Atlantic).

There were no significant differences between years in the total distance travelled, maximum distance from the colony or duration of the foraging trip in both breeding stages (P>0.05 in all cases; Table 2) for either sex.

Nevertheless, Singapore has put in place control measures targeting at both types of breeding habitats to minimise transmission by both species.

Subsequent establishment of breeding populations of both species has resulted in an overall decline in hybridisation, and neutral genetic markers indicate that both pure lineages are maintained in the population [ 18, 20].

Failure is the starting point of it all, breeding both shame and then regret.

In studies of wild bird populations, the condition of both nestlings and breeding adults is often measured in the context of understanding life-history variation [ 7].