Sentence examples for a mating from from inspiring English sources

A mating from two biopsy normal parents produced a biopsy positive female.

All of those that made a choice picked a mate from the same species.

Choosing a mate from another culture is not unusual; the United States is home to millions of cross-cultural marriages.

Some insects, for example, can release sex pheromones that will attract a mate from many kilometres away.

By looking at songbird brain imagery, the researchers now understand how chatty, social animals distinguish the chirp of a mate from the din of dozens of other birds.

("The supercomputer found a mate from this position for Black," he said, "but we'll let it play out"). On his desk, he had arranged a tabletop game.

When it has the urge to reproduce, an exceptional sense of smell is used to track a mate from long distances.

Accused by one of backing Kevin Rudd because he was a mate from Queensland, Chris says: "The book makes it crystal clear I did no such thing at all".

The remarkable distance meant that the male finch was not able to return home to mate with a member of his own species and so chose a mate from among the three species already on Daphne Major.

In what is an arranged marriage in all but name, each season a bachelor is given the opportunity to select a mate from a specially screened group of eager partners.

The pheromones of female moths, for example, can attract a mate from several kilometers away.