verb
definition
To breed or reproduce within an isolated community.
definition
To breed or reproduce within a heterogenous community, the products of which produce hybrids.
Examples of interbreed in a Sentence
It is to be remembered, however, that all these types interbreed freely, and that many intermediate, and forms of wholly doubtful position, occur.
It will interbreed with the blue hare.
Escaped farm salmon may interbreed with wild salmon and compete with them at their spawning grounds (5 ).
It was long believed that foxes and dogs would never interbreed; but several instances of such unions have been recorded, although they are undoubtedly rare.
Dingos, which are found both wild and tame, interbreed freely with European dogs introduced into the country, and it may be that the large amount of black on the back of many specimens may be the result of crossing of this nature.
Glens ewe went on to repeat Sparky success in the interbreed, and took the days reserve Interbreed title.
In this way, genes can be transferred between distant species which would never interbreed in nature.
From a scientific point of view, all these species freely interbreed, most of the offspring being fertile too.
However, one group of humans have been isolated long enough to evolve into a new species that ca n't interbreed with the others.
Unfortunately the two species also interbreed to give hybrids, which makes it extremely difficult to define the genetic purity of a wildcat.
Also at Balmoral her home-bred hogget ewe was placed fourth in the interbreed pairs contest along with a home-bred shearling tup from Mervyn Currie.
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