The phrase "abnormal reproductive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, medicine, or discussions about reproductive health where deviations from the norm are being described.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of environmental toxins on abnormal reproductive patterns in certain species."
Alternatives: "irregular reproductive" or "atypical reproductive".
We determined the gonadal status of the fish as described in Nolan et al. (2001) and noted any abnormalities in sexual development (e.g., abnormal reproductive ducts or germ cells).
The exposed mothers' offspring gained more weight, demonstrated more anxiety, hit puberty earlier and had abnormal reproductive cycles when compared with unexposed offspring — all signs that the chemical disrupts the endocrine system.
An acquaintance at NIH, who also knew Bartke, suggested that the two scientists study the animals' abnormal reproductive endocrinology together.
When born, these children would often find themselves with abnormal reproductive organs often causing infertility and an elevated risk of developing various forms of cancer.
Many fragrances contain diethyl phthalate, a chemical linked to sperm damage in adult men and abnormal reproductive development in baby boys.
Marine species constantly exposed to PAHs can exhibit developmental problems, susceptibility to disease, and abnormal reproductive cycles.
Many DEHP-exposed males were sexually inactive in the presence of receptive control females, but sexual inactivity did not correlate with abnormal male reproductive organs.
Clinical symptoms in livestock are characterized by neurological and behavioral disorders, gait abnormalities, difficulty standing, abnormal posture, emaciation, reproductive disorders and cellular vacuolar degeneration of multiple tissues by pathological observation [ 12, 13].
Some studies have linked it to abnormal brain and reproductive organ development in animals while others have shown little evidence that is harmful in the small doses that are likely to be ingested by humans.
While AtPV42a and AtPV42b were overexpressed in most of these lines, none of them exhibited abnormal phenotypes in reproductive development (data not shown).
In conclusion, our work illustrates the delicate balance between stem cell specification and differentiation in the meristem, and shows that a shift from this balance leads not only to increased meristem size but also to abnormal phyllotaxy and reproductive development.
