domesticated造句

He is thoroughly domesticated and cooks a delicious chicken casserole.

However the researchers conjecture that such rules no longer apply once a dog is domesticated.

A rich variety of cultivated plants and domesticated animals are the foundation for agricultural biodiversity.

Because the blueberry wasn't domesticated until just about a century ago.

There have been attempts to breed reek for simple, easily-domesticated labor and a source of food and materials.

Northumberland’s Chillingham cattle were once domesticated, but now roam free. And they offer a unique opportunity for study.

The relatively large bison populations are a concern for ranchers, who fear that the species can transmit bovine diseases to their domesticated Cousins.

RVF is able to infect many species of animals causing severe disease in domesticated animals including cattle, sheep, camels and goats.

Pianezzi has slowly introduced his alpaca, a domesticated animal from the Andean highlands, to the water over the past several months.

The European honeybee, first imported to the Colonies some 400 years ago, has been the domesticated pollinator workhorse in the U.S. since people began trucking them up and down highways in the 1950s.

Quinoa, domesticated thousands of years ago on Bolivia's arid high mountain plains and now often misrepresented as a grain, is actually a chenopod, related to species like beets and spinach.