Sentence examples for wrong breeding from inspiring English sources

'Noah Got It All Wrong' Breeding programs are not just about preserving species; they are about ensuring that zoos thrive, too.

This case report points to a clinical situation, which is not too uncommon – an animal is induced at too early stage due to wrong breeding records.

There are people who hate any kind of dog breeding, and then there are people who don't believe anything is wrong with breeding for the exaggerated characteristics we see in bulldogs and some other breeds.

The Ugandan president, Yoweri Museveni, last week said gay people were the product of "random breeding" in the west when "nature goes wrong", but blocked an anti-gay bill after months of pressure from international donors.

The time they reach their summer breeding grounds is significant, because arriving at the wrong time, even by a few days, may cause them to miss out on vital resources such as food and nesting places.

"It's the wrong way to go about it, if anything we could be breeding anger and terror".

That would just be a glass of water, which would make the clue maddeningly wrong, and now you can see why this job is perfect for breeding neurosis.

Have everything ready for breeding beforehand, because you only have one minute within to breed your mare, or she'll be covered in the wrong conditions.

The use of parental inbred lines with high heterogeneity in breeding programs can have multifold negative effects, including the use of wrong donors in new breeding starts for line development, hybrid formation as well as genetic and molecular studies.

Iain Valentine, director of the zoo's giant pandas project, who has given the Guardian exclusive access to the panda breeding programme, said it was too early to be certain what had gone wrong with the birth.

Fraction diversity saved (DS) after five generations of breeding by OCS based on observed pedigrees gradually decreased with increasing percentages of wrong sires (WSI).