Thus, GS can potentially cut costs for producing and testing potential breeding animals considerably.
Staff and officers from the police pacification unit collect rubbish and clear potential breeding grounds of the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which is thought to transmit the disease.
Going from a potential breeding population of more than 300 pairs to only a "tiny handful" this year is a conservation disaster requiring urgent action, not lobbying for new legislation which would be years away at best.
Rana aurora adults are known to make exploratory movements among potential breeding sites during the post-winter thaw pre-breeding period, but such movements are not known to exceed 150 m (M. Hayes, unpublished data).
Potential breeding range of each species for each future climate scenario was simulated using the response surface model.
Once a female was assigned, we then attempted to assign paternity to either the putative father or a potential breeding male from the population with known maternity; otherwise, paternity assignments were implemented with unknown maternity.
Neglected pools were defined as untreated (un-chlorinated) pools that could be potential breeding sites for mosquitoes, and were identified by OCVCD through a combination of aerial surveys and ground-truthing.
To explore whether each of the isotopes alone or together would be useful for assigning individuals to larger geographic areas, we reduced the number of potential breeding sites from 18 to 13 and repeated the above procedure.
Pools of water have also become potential breeding grounds for insects like mosquitoes that carry and transmit deadly malaria.
The ability to compare potential breeding pairs based on their high density genotypes allows us to choose breeding pairs with the greatest likelihood of producing inbred offspring.
Going door-to-door, city officials screened households, held Sunday screenings to reach labourers and regularly sprayed potential breeding areas.
