Sentence examples for slow breeding from inspiring English sources

"We lost half during one bad El Niño and these are very slow breeding birds".

We are dealing with wild rather than domestic species, and we are trying to maintain adaptive potential in small slow breeding populations of endangered species, and curtail it in large rapidly reproducing populations of invasive or problematic species.

Importantly, conserved haplotype blocks in C-subgenome QTL tend to retain multiple genes related to relevant biosynthetic processes, which can potentially cause linkage drag that slows breeding progress for the trait of interest.

In the 1950s, poachers gouged the population of the slow-breeding sturgeons.

Chris Shepherd, an expert at wildlife trade group Traffic and based in Malaysia, told the Guardian: "There is no way a slow-breeding species like the pangolin can withstand this huge pressure for long".

"That is not a huge population for an antelope, especially a slow-breeding one like the chiru," said Khan. "They give birth to one offspring per year and half of those die within two months of their birth".

Frank Pope, an Africa-based writer on oceans, says that the slow-breeding rays could be gone even sooner than the sharks they used to swim alongside on the glittering reefs.Correction: In the original version of this article, we mistakenly suggested that André Standing recommends a blanket 10-year ban on industrial fishing.

For slow-breeding rhinos, dependent on stable food sources, these changes were disastrous.

Fisheries also have negative effects on seabirds, and these effects, particularly on the long-lived and slow-breeding albatrosses, are a source of increasing concern to conservationists.

He seemed a step too slow, his breeding was suspect, he had an inexperienced jockey and the California crop of horses didn't seem that strong.

"It's a Seattle Slew-line breeding with a Northern Dancer-line breeding," Shepard said.