Sentence examples for to captivity from inspiring English sources

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to captivity

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The state of being captive.

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Specifically, behavioral adaptation to captivity is often a result of captive breeding scenarios, with selection for more placid behavior appearing to take place [ 35, 36].

This should be a first step in any decision regarding the genetic management of captive populations because it determines how genetic adaptation to captivity needs to be considered, especially if mate choice accelerates adaptation to captivity.

Readers QuestionsQ.Doo any nudibranchs adapt well to captivity?

It adapts to captivity better than the common dolphin, which is timid.

Unsuccessful, she returned to captivity to face unspeakable punishments, both physical and mental.

Tells about the adaptation of the birds to captivity and its singing abilities.

Crabs have a reputation for not adjusting well to captivity and not eating.

Most drown, some are shot and a few are returned to captivity.

Lt. Knapp described how the police chief was lured to captivity.

She moved the fish into the lab, and allowed them to acclimate to captivity.

Foley was no stranger to captivity, nor his mother to fighting for her son's freedom.

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