Sentence examples for released from captive from inspiring English sources

However, the continental partridge population analyzed in the present study only began to rise during the mid-nineties, and we believe that a major proportion of the partridges hunted from this period onwards is composed of partridges released from captive breeding.

Given that many of these frogs were examined as part of a pre-translocation health screen, these findings raised a concern that these parasites may be impacting captive breeding colonies and animals released from captive breeding colonies may be serving to disseminate these parasites.

To date, Keiko is the only captive orca to have been successfully rehabilitated and released from captivity.

Captive Condors Freed Two pairs of breeding-age California condors have been released from captivity, and condor experts say they could be the first of the huge birds to reproduce in the wild in more than 15 years.

Captor and captive developed a rapport, and ultimately, Bizot became the only Westerner to be released from Khmer Rouge captivity.

Examples include the amount of survey effort to spend in an area, 22 the number of animals to release from a captive breeding program, 24 which areas to set aside for conservation or other land uses, 25 the resources invested in conserving different species, 26, 27 and the population parameters to target for the most efficient conservation outcome.

GAP does not insist that all NHPs should be released from zoos, primarily because captive-born primates lack the knowledge and experience to survive in the wild if released.

High densities of malaria-resistant mosquitoes would have to be maintained by continuous release from captive breeding facilities.

However, fitness in the wild after release shows a curvilinear pattern because of stronger adaptation to captivity with large Ne, while inbreeding and mutational accumulation reduce fitness for small Ne; thus, fitness is maximized in the wild after release from captive populations of a moderate size (Woodworth et al. 2002).

He said the US believed that some of the 200 or so captives it had released from the camp had returned to terrorism, demonstrating the dilemma faced in releasing more of the 550 remaining prisoners.

Pentagon officials raised the possibility today of indefinite detention of prisoners from the Afghan war, saying that captives might not be released from United States custody even if they were acquitted in a military tribunal.