Sentence examples for share breeding from inspiring English sources

In observations between 1993 and 2003, between six and eleven bands were identified, including a mixture of bachelor herds, breeding groups and co-operating stallion groups (groups with more than one stallion that share breeding duties).

Finally, given that pied flycatchers share breeding cavities and parasites with many other species [31], the findings reported here may open new research agendas on the evolution of virulence and cospeciation of vectors, virus and vertebrate hosts in the wild [3] [6], [8], [32], [33], with added important potential implications of concern in conservation biology [34], [35].

Despite the fact that North American and European waterfowl are known to share breeding grounds in the Arctic, avian bornaviruses had not been detected in wild birds outside North America.

Therefore, if an inexperienced and an experienced female shared breeding area or year, this made their mate FPS similar.

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It does, however, share the breeding habitat with multiple Amphilophus species (including A. sagittae), and is likely to be subject to similar ecological pressures.

Although these two species generally breed in similar types of water bodies such as small ground pools, margins of creeks, streams and even road ruts [ 1], they do not readily share their breeding sites.

Along the same line, the European framework program 7 has setup common projects to share mouse breeding facilities between different institutes ('mouse hotels'), while the experiments are done locally.

In these species, the colour of basic ("non-breeding") plumage, grown on shared breeding grounds at the end of the breeding season, provides an index of individual quality that is largely independent of variation in breeding habitat [ 12, 13].

We sampled migratory birds that come to North America from southeastern Asian wintering grounds or Asian breeding grounds, as well as North American birds, which mingle with Old World birds on shared breeding and fall staging grounds.

Greater covert hue and chroma were modelled together with the appropriate tail colour measure, which was included in the models to control for within individual ability to access and deposit carotenoid pigments as tail colour is developed on shared breeding ground and therefore primarily reflects individual quality.