| Presumably, Hanotte said, trade also brought zebu bulls that farmers interbred with domesticated taurine cows, producing the mixed herds of today. |
| They have interbred with the Arabs to some extent, but have preserved in a marvellous way their individuality as a race. |
| Fleeing the destruction of their own planet, the Martians had, five millions years previously, interbred with protohuman hominids in order to perpetuate their species. |
| It is highly probable, however, that after introduction into this country as a domestic animal it has interbred with the Wild Cat. |
| A small, long-legged chicken reported to have laid blue eggs was introduced in pre-European times but later interbred with European varieties. |
| She interbred her plants with experimental thale cress that had altered forms of these other interesting genes. |
