Sentence examples for reproducing population from inspiring English sources

The ultimate aim of the project is to clone a viable reproducing population of thylacines.

Dorcas: Well, the research that we've done has shown that Burmese pythons have probably been a reproducing population in the Everglades at least since the 1980s.

But it wasn't until the year 2000, which is the year they were recognized as being established as a reproducing population, that the numbers started to increase dramatically and their geographic range started to increase substantially as well.

Typically (but not necessarily) there is variation among organisms within a reproducing population.

Jenkins argued that given blending inheritance, a sexually reproducing population will become phenotypically homogenous in just a few generations, far shorter than the number of generations needed for natural selection to produce complex adaptations.

Gene drive is a natural phenomenon whereby a certain version of a gene is passed on preferentially to the next generation and thus can quickly spread throughout a sexually reproducing population.

Linkage disequilibrium and spatial aggregation of genotypes in sexually reproducing populations of Erysiphe necator.

Darwin provided a compelling theory about how species change due to competition in reproducing populations, yet it remains difficult to understand, particularly when applied to ourselves.

It will also fund preliminary testing in contained, simulated natural environments and in high-throughput, rapidly reproducing populations of yeast as a model system.

They are the only direct record of what has occurred in sequences of reproducing populations and in the course of the time on an evolutionary scale.

Cas9 may enable "RNA-guided gene drives" to edit nearly any gene in sexually reproducing populations (1).