Sentence examples for sustained breeding from inspiring English sources

The team suggests that in the resource-scarce cave system, this nutritious seminal gift causes females to compete for sustained breeding.

Remaining prairie fragments that sustain breeding populations are continually converted to a disturbed state, or degraded by fragmentation.

However, the event of "export ban of rhesus monkey from India in 1977" had restricted the usage of Indian subspecies of the rhesus macaque and accelerate the building of self-sustaining breeding colonies in the US.

Yale Environment 360: You predict that the western Hudson Bay polar bear population, which is one of the most southerly, could reach a point within three decades where there are too few animals to sustain a breeding population.

Most RVF activity was associated with flooded wadi agricultural systems; no cases were reported in the mountains or in dry sandy regions, where surface water does not accumulate long enough to sustain mosquito breeding.

Nevertheless, this domestic trade in monk parakeets remains the most likely source of introductions into states not currently reporting self-sustaining breeding populations [ 22].

But at the time, FWS asserted that self-sustaining, captive breeding groups fostered conservation aims by reducing the likelihood that poachers and the like would remove chimpanzees from the wild.

Establishing and sustaining effective livestock breeding programmes are still major challenges for many countries.

One is to create protected areas large enough to sustain stable breeding populations and outlaw poaching, and to experiment with ways of limiting damage to human beings exposed to danger in and around such zones.

One-third of maximum fish biomass must be available for seabirds to sustain high breeding success.

Hu argues that although the sturgeon's population can be sustained by captive breeding and restocking the Yangtze, banning TPT at this stage would do little to undo the damage in the wild.