Sentence examples for three different breeds from inspiring English sources

Modified and redrawn from Wayne (1986) Fig. 5 The large differences in shape of the skull between three different breeds of dogs, shown in longitudinal section: the "most" paedomorphic at the top, the "most" peramorphic at the bottom.

Nine inbred camels of three age groups (young (0 6 months), adult (2 3 years), and aged (4 6 years)) and three different breeds (white, black, and brown coat color; determined by expert breeding techniques and visual inspection) have been used.

"I've learned a lot about Tony from his animals," he said, explaining that he visited the director at his Bel Air home, which three different breeds now call home.

The chickens are kept in two separate flocks, each containing three different breeds – Vega Brown, California White Leghorn, and Araucana, the last of which lays blue eggs, which are prized by bedazzled Berkeleyans.

The present study describes and compares the macroscopic features of the equine umbilical cord in three different breeds and in relation to the foal's gender.

This study was designed to describe the changes in conformation of the carpus and distal forelimb from birth to weaning in foals of three different breeds.

At that time, the breed had a thriving population, stock was registered by three different breed registries, and breeders resisted suggestions from the organization to create a unified breed registry.

For nine QTL, three different breed alleles could be identified and the order was always P over M over W. Imprinting seemed to be important for these traits.

Model (3) was also flexible with regard to the number of QTL alleles, which was important given the large number of QTL with three different breed allele effects (Tables 2, 3, and 4). Figure 2 also shows the benefit of including multiple QTL as cofactors in the model.

It should be noted that as the model dogs were from two different breeds, our results are specific to size differences in the visual domain as represented by the combination of these two particular breeds.

Dog genomes produced by public and private efforts on two different breeds of dog, boxer and poodle showed no differences between the breeds, nor did we find any difference when we separately amplified and sequenced the dog TAAR1 from genomic DNA isolated from MDCK cells, a cell line derived from the kidney of a cocker spaniel.