The phrase "all ducklings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of ducklings collectively, often in a context related to nature, animals, or a specific observation.
Example: "The mother duck led all ducklings across the pond, ensuring they stayed close together."
Alternatives: "every duckling" or "the entire group of ducklings".
Nelson D. Houck, general manager of the Long Island Duck Farmers Cooperative in Eastport, says that 65percentnt of all ducklings produced on Long Island are sold as ready‐to‐cook frozen; the others are shipped live to New York for slaughtering.
Like all ducklings, they are precocial and leave the nest after a day or so, but the parents protect them until they fledge around nine weeks later.
A 1999 EU recommendation stipulates that "ducklings should be killed by using a mechanically operated apparatus… designed and operated in such a way as to ensure that all ducklings are killed immediately".
All ducklings in the BC group survived.
In this study, all ducklings in the BC group survived.
Mortality was calculated after all the young ducklings ceased to die using the equation: Mortality of each group = Death in each group/effective samples in each group × 100%%, and the number of ducks providing blood samples needed to be eliminated (15 feathers per group).
After all, even ducklings that develop in an incubator, with no prenatal exposure to mother's quacks, immediately prefer upon hatching the sound of a mallard call over that of any other bird.
None of these innate stimulus-response patterns involves any mental activity on the part of the organism.; Spinal reflexes persist in quadriplegic patients; insects hardly have brains at all; and ducklings don't "want" to follow -- they just do it automatically.
There's an 11-year-old boy with a pet rook, who finally manages to catch the village pond's legendary Girt Pike, and falls in love with the sad pretty woman who asked him to stop the monster eating all the ducklings.
Since childhood, we've been taught to never judge a book by its cover and to respect all ugly ducklings.
All mallard ducklings showed clinical manifestations on day 2 postinoculation (PI) and died during the period of day 3 to day 5 PI.
