Sentences with phrase «breeds in»

This paedomorphic trait is retained by adults of some breeds in many domesticated mammals, including dogs, cattle, goats, and rabbits.

The German Shepherd Dog is one of the seventeen breeds in the first round of the Kennel Club's Breed Health and Conservation Plan project and therefore this new piece of research will form a valuable part of the evidence - base for this breed.»

So if a frog breeds in autumn because the temperature is right, it might adapt to warmer temperatures by breeding in December, January, or February.

With a distinctively chiseled head and high tail carriage, the Arabian is one of the most easily recognizable horse breeds in the world.

The Commission wants environment ministers to give it money to make an inventory of collections of plant varieties and animal breeds in the Community, and for projects to catalogue and conserve diversity in each member state.

Young African Penguins, an endangered species that breeds in South Africa and Namibia, seem hardwired to follow signals up the coast (yellow lines) in search of anchovies (purple) and sardines.

The second author of the paper, Dr Gururaja K V from the Centre for Infrastructure, Sustainable Transportation and Urban Planning at the Institute of Science, Bangalore, India, had observed that another species of frogs, known as the Ochlandra reed frog (Raorchestes ochlandrae), breeds in internodes of bamboo.

When norovirus infects humans it breeds in the intestine, and researchers predicted that the virus spreads by transferring from asymptomatic people to infants and the elderly.

As this species only breeds in bamboo, unregulated overharvesting of bamboo for paper and pulp may destroy breeding habitats and have a negative impact on the long - term viability of populations.

«Rare bush frog breeds in bamboo, researchers discover.»

It breeds in large colonies, building nests among boulders and crevices on coastal slopes and cliffs like this one at Kap Hoegh, Greenland.

Dustin Rubenstein, then at Dartmouth College, and colleagues describe their work with the black - throated warbler (see image), a songbird that breeds in the eastern United States and Canada in the spring before flying south to winter in the Caribbean.

Even the yeasts that hybridize so readily in Maitreya Dunham's beer barrel and that she intentionally breeds in her lab don't have the whole hybridization thing worked out.

Hounded for centuries, this endangered species no longer breeds in the southwestern United States.

Dogs vary in size more than any other land animal and come in 155 breeds in the U.S. alone, according to the American Kennel Club.

Ignorance breeds in the darkness created by an absence of information.

Angle for him from March to August with a red worm; afterwards with a butterfly and a green fly, and with a bait you find among green reeds, and a bait that breeds in the bark of a dead tree.

Use also the caterpillar that breeds in great trees and the red snail.

In April use the ditch grub that breeds in trees, the worm you find between the bark and the wood of an oak, the red worm, and young frogs with their feet cut off.

Use also a grub from the osier leaf and young frogs with three legs cut off at the body and one cut off at the knee; or the hawthorn and caddis worms together; or a grub that breeds in a dunghill and a big grasshopper.

There are eight major dairy goat breeds in the United States.

«Country Meats Direct was founded in June 2014 to address my Dad's poor return on yearling beef he breeds in Gresford in The Hunter Valley.

Producers are on - hand running informative and interactive sessions, including kids» activities, about all of the different cattle breeds in Australia.

It's that Spirit that breeds in us the qualities we need for a healthy life, and in turn, a healthy marriage.

«Self - censorship,» says Eberstadt, is among the worse dangers that the new intolerance breeds in us.

United said it will only carry certain breeds in its cargo holds, and it won't fly animals to or from certain airports in summer, Las Vegas being one example.

Moreover, some of the best - known and biggest - selling franchises — Assassin's Creed, Splinter Cell, Mass Effect, FIFA and so on — have been born and bred in Canada.

«The house is delightful, especially for a New Yorker born and bred in Brooklyn,» Calacanis said.

Zayat suffered from seller's remorse for the 1 - year - old colt he bred in Kentucky, and decided to bring him back home.

As more new drugs are bred in little biotechs, executives at giant firms are decamping to startups.

Many are born and bred in New Orleans, and they're proud of their city's cultural heritage.

Bob McDonald, the Secretary of Veterans Affairs, is a rare breed in the Obama administration: An official who brought top - level corporate executive experience to the job.

«I think that's a sad part, a sad reality the traditional parties have bred in parts of Atlantic Canada.»

Tracy was born and bred in the Chicago suburbs just miles away from Wacker Drive, the heart of the futures trading industry.

A trailblazer is a special breed in business.

Born and bred in Lithuania, where he devoted himself to Talmudic study with some of the....

What's Bred in the Bone makes it clear, however, that this reconciliation of opposites is not easily achieved.

And we should certainly dread whatever rough beast it is that is being bred in our ever coarser, crueler, more inarticulate, more vacuous popular culture; because, cloaked in its anodyne insipience, lies a world increasingly devoid of merit, wit, kindness, imagination, or charity.

For those bred in the abstract, «objective» world of print, such characteristics reek of a decline into undefined «subjectivism».

The problem with this is that god fearing white mails are a dying breed in this country.

Extremists of any breed in America have no centralized authority which one could protest, sanction, or even prosecute.

Bargaining and barter were and are known in all the cultures that have developed moral and religious traditions, most of which have well - known maxims and principles that deal with the vast spectrum of social and moral issues, from fair weight to marriage contracts, bred in the marketplace.

Amazingly but true, its those who are born and breed in plenty that do not believe or have a twisted belief and those living in somali - lyke life style that see the glory of God.

Uhmmm... Jesus was a Sephardic Jew, unless, the Nazi's got their «racial» definitions wrong no Jew and certainly not Jews who were born and bred in the middle east would qualify as white.

In fact, the religious breed in greater numbers than those of us who have a life outside of church, so it is possible that religion will be even more dominant in 100 years

Consider the lethal implications of masses of humanity, filled with anger bred in loneliness and armed with technology's weapons for mutual destruction.

What about the muslims born and bred in New York?

We know it to be bred in families where children and spouses are abused and maltreated, where problems are met with force or threat of force.

But as someone who was born and bred in the culture we are accusing, I have never found Gnosticism to capture the moods, words, and actions that I encounter daily in my earthly pilgrimage.

Few thriving congregations today consist wholly of members born and bred in the same denominational tradition.