Sentence examples for that the breeding from inspiring English sources

The British press reported that the breeding program quietly ended a couple of years ago.

We show that the breeding blanket model has an effect on the radial build of a transmutation blanket.

Colette Hall, species monitoring officer with the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust, said: "There's worrying evidence here that the breeding ranges of many of our waders are drastically shrinking.

That 97 Derby winners were born in the bluegrass may have as much to do with the fact that the breeding infrastructure grew up there as it does with vitamin-rich limestone beneath it.

The United States Fish and Wildlife Service has determined that the breeding grounds for the fly, an ecosystem that once filled 40 square miles in the Inland Empire, amounts to a fragmented 1,200 acres of dunes.

Later observations show that the breeding season in Holland is later than in Britain but is earlier in North France, Germany and Switzerland than inland in Europe at a similar latitude (British Birds, 41, No. 4 ; April , 1948.

"The number of pregnant females is consistent with previous hunts, indicating that the breeding situation of minke whales in the Antarctic is healthy," the Japanese Fisheries Agency said in a statement, Reuters reported.

The results indicate that the breeding system of P. cephalophora is morphologically and functionally distylous.

Floral dimorphism and intramorphic incompatibility indicate that the breeding system of P. cephalophora is morphologically and functionally distylous.

Assume that the breeding season of plateau pika is from April to August and the non-breeding season is from September to the next March.

For migrating warblers, the researchers hypothesize that the breeding benefits of brighter male colors outweigh the threat of being spotted by a hungry predator.