Sentence examples for Frequent reproduction from inspiring English sources

In Benjamin's famous formulation the aura of the work of art was lost by frequent reproduction (as the aura of his idea has itself been bleached out by incessant re-quotation).

A longer season means insects have a higher metabolic rate, quicker gestation and more frequent reproduction.

However, as this rainfall frequency decreases the phase-locked population responds with less frequent reproduction and dwindling numbers (Figure 2b). Figure 2c shows how a population of parous Cx. nigripalpus females cycles over the course of 150-day run and how these population cycles are influenced by rainfall period.

Fish species with an opportunistic strategy are characterized by early maturation, frequent reproduction over an extended spawning season, rapid larval growth, and high adult mortality.

The substitution rates of the annually flowering outgroups Lolium perenne [ 30] and Zizania aquatica [ 31] are also elevated and support the relationship between frequent reproduction and high substitution rates in the BEP clade [ 7].

Cyclical parthenogens (e.g. rotifers and cladocerans) have an increased capacity for rapid local adaptation over other breeding systems because of their frequent sexual reproduction followed by multiple generations of clonal selection [ 5] and persistent priority effects [ 8].

A similar scenario could be envisioned for the evolution of the apple due to the woody nature of this species and frequent vegetative reproduction.

Thus, the frequent clonal reproduction observed in F. radicans coupled with the low capacity of F. vesiculosus to reproduce sexual or asexually at low salinities may have facilitated the divergence between both taxa.

Polyploidization could have provided an opportunity for US-1 isolates to enhance allelic diversity in the absence of frequent sexual reproduction, and could thus have contributed to their global success.

Behavioral observations suggest that such differences exist: some species appear to have frequent worker reproduction (e.g., V. rufa [ 57] and V. consobrina [ 59]), while others may have little or no worker reproduction in queenright colonies (V. acadica [ 60], V. atropilosa [ 61], and V. vidua, Chien and Loope, unpublished data).

This fragmentation is probably the most frequent method of reproduction.