Sentence examples for wild offspring from inspiring English sources

Hybrid offspring of hatchery and wild fish may have a lower chance of surviving and reproducing than purely wild offspring do.

The Hall of Fame presents the history of rock, plausibly, as a giant family tree, branching from profound ancestors — blues, country, gospel, pop, folk ballads, jazz, R&B — to wild offspring, legitimate and illegitimate.

In the natural environment, there were 31 pure wild offspring, 28 hybrids with wild-born mothers, 23 hybrids with hatchery-born mothers, and 42 pure hatchery offspring.

In the hatchery environment there were 28 pure wild offspring, 96 hybrids with wild-born mothers, 52 hybrids with hatchery-born mothers, and 80 pure hatchery offspring.

The numbers of hatchery and wild fish are important because the numbers of pure hatchery and wild offspring in a sample should be proportional to the parental numbers and because the opportunity for interbreeding may also be influenced by numbers of fish.

Eric Hoffman, a biotechnology campaigner for Friends of the Earth in the US, says that if tetracycline is present in the wild the offspring of GM mosquitoes could survive and breed.

In the wild, one offspring is the norm, although twins may occur.

Langhammer (1982) reports that matings from these albino forms with red and yellow pigments produce 25% wild coloured offspring and 75% albino fry.

Dnmt3L is also a paternal effect gene, i.e., wild type offspring of heterozygous mutant sires display abnormal phenotypes suggesting the inheritance of aberrant epigenetic marks on the paternal chromosomes.

In addition, while we amplified all the Agouti exons (untranslated 1A, 1B', 1C, 1C and translated 2 4) in all wild type offspring, we were able to amplify only exons 3 and 4 from melanic mice.

The ratio of heterozygous to wild type offspring from intercrosses of heterozygous animals suggests that all heterozygous embryos developed to full term normally.