Sentence examples for wild breeding from inspiring English sources

Between the middle of the 19th century and the early 21st, the heaviest wild breeding bird in the UK was the mute swan at around 11kg.

Today, a small wild breeding population exists in Mongolia.

It is also extinct over most of its former range, and now almost the entirety of the wild breeding population of just over 500 birds is in Morocco, at Souss-Massa National Park, where there are three documented colonies, and near the mouth of the Oued Tamri (north of Agadir), where there is a single colony containing almost half the Moroccan breeding population.

We sampled five wild breeding sites for population genetic analysis.

Dr. Pramuk said efforts to breed other amphibians in captivity and reintroduce them had met with some success, with 13 of 21 species reintroduced into the wild breeding for multiple generations.

In total, 38 species of wild breeding birds were observed in the 26 parks.

These markers will be useful for studying genetics of wild populations, breeding programs of C. catla and closely related species.

That grim assessment now has biologists pondering a controversial strategy: removing a handful of vaquitas from the wild and breeding them in captivity.

Evolution of the modern potato crop, potato breeding and the need for new cultivars, adaptation to environments and end uses, germplasm available, introgression of genes from wild species, breeding cultivars at the tetraploid level for clonal propagation, breeding cultivars for TPS, genetically modified potatoes and achieving durable disease and pest resistance are the broad areas covered here.

In the wild, the breeding season for Campbell's dwarf hamster varies by location.

Wild mice breeding freely in semi-natural enclosures showed inbreeding avoidance.