The phrase "and reproduced in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been copied or printed in a specific location, such as a book, article, or document.
Example: "The original artwork was displayed in the gallery and reproduced in the exhibition catalog."
Alternatives: "and printed in the" or "and duplicated in the".
A photograph of a blond, almond-eyed toddler wearing a kimono is found (and reproduced in the book) — and declared "perfect".
In any case, Welker's official response, an email sent to the Post and reproduced in the same story, was as follows: I'm as shocked as everyone at today's news.
Another version produced by the University of Michigan, and reproduced in the Guardian on Tuesday, shows shadings of maroon for the split of the popular vote in different states.
After travelling from Paris to Vienna by train, Foley was to exchange her current travel document for the false British passport, according to instructions given to her and reproduced in the indictment.
In the earlier version Stonyhurst college was placed in Clitheroe, and the photo caption described it as a 15th-century school, repeating an incorrect description given in a quote originally given to the Daily Mail and reproduced in the article.
A measure of the importance of this discovery is that the 20 vintage prints shown here and reproduced in the catalog are more than a match for the works of established masters in botanical photography that make up the second half of this show.
These parasites develop and reproduce in the mosquito's gut.
"They are able to grow and reproduce in the extremely screwed-up environment.
Obligate parasites have an absolute requirement for a host, whereas facultative parasites can live and reproduce in the absence of a host.
With both, the product in question emerges from the wild and reproduces in the wild, but the guiding hand of humans coaxes the wild stock to fruition and proliferation.
The biggest worry was that genetically engineered insects, fish, shellfish or other mobile animals might escape and reproduce in the natural environment, to the detriment of their natural counterparts.
