herd number造句

• Herd numbers are decreasing as a result of habitat loss and fragmentation.
• As herd numbers increased so did the problems of animal health.
• Herd numbers dropped to only about 27, 000 to 30, 000 adult deer.
• In their native range, the largest herd numbers less than 500.
• Herd numbers have steadily increased since registrations began in 2005.
• Today the herd numbers fewer than 150 and hunting of fallow deer is not permitted.
• In March 2015, the herd numbers about 100 animals, approximately equal numbers of males and females.
• The goats herd numbers between 70 and 80 of both Toggenburg breeds, and are free range.
• Britain's beef trade is a dlrs 6.5 billion industry, and its herd numbers about 11 million cattle.
• Modern herd numbers have reached critically small numbers in each of the five recognised countries holding these animals.
• Foster's cattle herd numbers over 600, and his farm pumps out some 8.3 million pounds of milk annually.
• Britain's beef trade is a dlrs 6 . 5 billion industry, and its herd numbers about 11 million cattle.
• Herd numbers grew from 28 to over 165 between 1968 and 1997 and overgrazing negatively impacted their living environment.
• Pressure on federal agencies from the 1930s on led to a series of policies which severely reduced herd numbers.
• Foster's cattle herd numbers over 600, and his farm pumps out some 8 . 3 million pounds of milk annually.
• Markets improved again during World War II but it was not until 1953 that the herd numbers surpassed the 1894 level.
• Currently ( 2015 ) the park's herd number over 700 animals, and an average of about 20 animals are relocated each year.
• The rise in herd numbers will send hog prices as much as $ 6 to $ 8 per hundred-weight lower, analysts said.
• Today, the musk-ox herd numbers around 500, and calves from this herd have been relocated and introduced to other areas of Alaska.
• Nursery herds number from 5 40 although the mean herd size is 7 9 . They are usually accompanied by an adult male.