Sentence examples for reproduced in captivity from inspiring English sources
The study results indicate P. acanthophorus can be effectively reproduced in captivity under controlled conditions and is therefore a candidate for use in commercial aquaculture activities.
Harmless to humans, the banded houndshark is commonly displayed in public aquariums in China and Japan, and has reproduced in captivity.
Sport fishers occasionally keep captured rays for meat or angling competitions; a small number are also kept for display in public aquariums, and it has reproduced in captivity.
The African killifish N. furzeri is the shortest-lived, fastest maturing vertebrate that can be reproduced in captivity (Table 1).
Behavioural and physiological seasonal changes in mouse lemurs are dependent on the photoperiod and are reproduced in captivity using an artificial photoperiodic regimen.
Devra G. Kleiman, a conservation biologist who reintroduced into the wild the tiny endangered monkey known as the golden lion tamarin, and who learned so much about the lives of giant pandas that scientists could later help them reproduce in captivity, died on April 29 in Washington.
Underneath a helium-filled shark balloon, researchers discussed the endangered bluefin tuna and the efforts by an E.U.-funded collaboration to map out its life cycle and induce the fish to reproduce in captivity.
Common elands can reproduce in captivity, but calf survival is low and the young may need to be separated from their mothers to ensure health and adequate feeding.
This way, the animals have been rehabilitated; some reproduce in captivity and their young are maintained until they are ready for reintroduction to their natural environment.
The Egyptian Rousette bat (Rousettus egyptiacus) is a widespread Old World fruit bat that readily reproduces in captivity; thus colonies occur in some zoos.
To date, more than 2000 offspring have been repatriated, the island has undergone significant ecological recuperation, repatriated tortoises now reproduce in situ, and the core population of 15 parents continues to reproduce in captivity at the Breeding Centre.
